The Nature and Effectiveness of Program Models for Adolescents at Risk of Entering the Formal Child Protection System

Cameron G, Karabanow J. (2003). The nature and effectiveness of program models for adolescents at risk of entering the formal child protection system. Child Welfare. 82(4), 443-74.

Using a framework built on adolescents’ common developmental challenges and risk factors, this article reviews the rationale and outcome research for five types of adolescent programming (competence and skill development, family- and parent-focused, social integration, multiple-component and neighbourhood transformation programs) and looks at the evidence for maltreated teens and for teens facing other challenges.

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