children's homes
Human rights dimensions of food, health and care in children’s homes in Kampala, Uganda – a qualitative study
... children’s homes correspond with GC12 of the CRC which recog- nises the rights of children to be heard, freely express opinions and be taken seriously ...
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Children’s Homes Charter survey
... Children in all children’s homes in England were invited to give their views in an on-line survey. This asked them to say whether or not they thought each of the items listed in the first draft of the ...
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PROMOTING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WELLBEING OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children was being promoted in children’s ...children’s homes and caregivers were doing their best in promoting the psychosocial wellbeing of orphaned and vulnerable children emotionally, ...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT FOR ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children in children’s ...children’s homes and caregivers gave psychosocial support in different ways like having a listening ear to children’s concerns, encouraging children to take part ...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children in ECD were assisted with their psychosocial ...children’s homes Heads and caregivers (5 children’s homes Heads and 12 ...children’s homes and caregivers understood what ...
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Prevalence of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Japanese Children’s Homes
... some children who experienced severe institutional deprivation in early life show autistic features, called “Quasi-Autism (Q-A)” (Rutter et ...aged children were lower than the older ...Q-A children ...
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: how children say the UK is doing
... Foster children were more likely than children in children’s homes to report high levels of being kept safe from harm, being able to join in with other children and young people, having a ...
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Physical Activity and Children in Care: A Scoping Review of Barriers, Facilitators, and Policy for Disadvantaged Youth
... 263 children (52% male, 40% 11 to 14 years old, 60% 15-18 years old, 53% White, 23% African American, and 24% other race/ethnic groups) from 23 residential children’s homes in North and South ...the ...
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Children: out-of-area and distant placements in residential homes (England): Briefing Paper: number 07560, 15 April 2016
... Children's Homes , the Committee said: “we welcome the Government’s attempts to ensure that a decision by an authority to place a child at a distance represents an appropriate response to that child’s needs”, but ...
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Residential care in England: report of Sir Martin Narey’s independent review of children’s residential care: July 2016
... children’s homes should be seen as a positive option for those children who would have difficulty feeling comfortable in a small family ...of children, homes needed to be clearer on what ...
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Factors contributing to stress among child care givers in Kenya: A case of selected children homes in eldoret town
... in children Homes in ...children’s homes while economic and political uncertainties are environmental factors contributing to stress among staff in children ...the children homes ...
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Multilingualism: An Ethnographic Study on Maranao School Children in Sorsogon City, Philippines
... school children in their homes, community, school and the madrasah; describe the various contexts they use these languages; identify and describe the language teaching method/s used by their teachers ...
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Living in children's residential homes
... residential homes: there are unique opportunities to develop relationships with residents, enhance their welfare and address problem ...the homes offer? In addition, we were interested in three further ...
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Roles for Children’s Hospitals in Pediatric Collaborative Improvement Networks
... and children are physiologi- cally, psychologically, and socially dif- ferent from ...of children is more ...for children often cannot simply be extrapolated from adult ...from children ’ ...
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Children's Residential Centre
... their children were treated with great respect by staff who listened to them and tried to accommodate their wishes, choices and ...of children and that, when children experienced difficult situations ...
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The practice of the normative: the making of mothers, children and homes in North London
... Rather provisioning (the acquisition and consumption of goods and related knowledges and practices) as viewed in this ethnography is seen as a multi-sited practice involving a diversity [r] ...
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Firearm Storage in Homes With Children With Self-Harm Risk Factors
... whether children said to have these conditions ever received a formal diagnosis, or if respondents were asked whether their child had other mental health or behavioral health conditions more ...
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A cross-sectional study of the association between ventilation of gas stoves and chronic respiratory illness in U.S. children enrolled in NHANESIII
... in children and quantita- tive lung function measurements provide additional confidence in the association between ventilation prac- tices and children’s respiratory ...in homes that electric ...
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NIHR SSCR Methods Review 8: Care Homes
... Some quantitative data relating to individual residents can be collected using care home records, care plans, with help from care staff or by observations that are not intrusive to the resident. Relying on care home or ...
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A Family Social Work Service Emerges in Tajikistan : Putting Families First Project - Interim Evaluation
... to children born out of wedlock, and the greater willingness of extended families to accept single parent ...their children in ...own children, so that they don’t see placement in the BH as a ...
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