residential care

Residential care includes out-of-home placement in a facility such as a group home or treatment centre. Residential care is provided for children who are experiencing problems, including behavioural and adjustment, and cannot function in a family setting.

Title	Year of Publication
Journal article Outcomes of Children Participating in Mental Health Residential and Intensive Family Services: Preliminary Findings	2009
Report Prince Edward Island Department of Social Services and Seniors Child and Family Services Division: Residential Services Review	2009
Journal article The Role of Protestant children’s homes in nineteenth century Ontario: child rescue or family support?	2009
Report Life Domain Research Report Series	2008
Journal article The Use of Involved Neutrality with Self-Mutilative Behavior Among Young People in Residential Settings	2008
Journal article Le suicide chez les jeunes en Centre jeunesse: où en sommes-nous et quels sont les défis pour la prévention?	2007
Journal article Reflections of a Mi’kmaq social worker on a quarter of a century work in First Nations child welfare	2007
Journal article Siege and Response: Reception and Benefits of Residential Children's Mental Health Services for Parents and Siblings	2007
Other Addressing the Effects of Child Maltreatment through the Lens of Domestic Violence	2006
Journal article A Comparative Study of Parental Sensitivity Between Three Groups of Adolescent Mothers	2004