[PDF] Top 20 Mind-mindedness in parents of looked after children

... adoptive parents via several channels: advertisements on a host adoption agency’s social media pages, direct approach to participants by the adoption agency via email, a national adoption charity message board, ... See full document

... adoptive parents being less mind- minded than their biological counterparts, it is necessary to consider alternative factors that might explain the observed group ...adoptive parents were found to be ... See full document

... for looked after children and young people accessing ...of Looked after children in residential special schools, care homes and secure care was commissioned due to concerns about ... See full document

... with looked after children and care leavers, then you should approach corporate parents who are direct service providers (such as local authorities) and do have direct contact with ... See full document

... The principles of ‘Getting It Right’ are embedded within a holistic, child-centred, inclusive and collaborative way of working. For the education services, it means building on the good practice already in place and ... See full document

... The Guidance on the 2009 Regulations states as follows: “…[L]ocal authorities should try to ensure that siblings (children in the same family) are placed together, except where this would not be in one or more of ... See full document

... for looked after children doing badly at school, for young adults with disabilities, for teenage parents, for people with learning disabilities who need support in their own ... See full document

... his parents, the best remedy was not an institution, but an adoptive or foster home, where the optimum conditions for his mental health would prevail’ (Packman 1975, ...the Children Act 1948 ...the ... See full document

... corporate parents than to others. Corporate parents who work directly with looked after children and young people will be in a position to promote the interests of individual ... See full document

... corporate parents to account and drive ...of children and outcomes for looked after children across the ...the Children in Need Census, undertaken for the fi rst time in 2010, ... See full document

... the Children Act 1989 as an order appointing one or more individuals to be a child’s “special guardian” (or special ...for children for whom adoption is not ...birth parents that stems from an ... See full document

... separated children, such as is available from the Scottish Guardianship ...all children with uncertain immigration status will meet the eligibility criteria for support but it is better to check than for a ... See full document

... to children whose mental health problems are already identified, but which are persistent, disabling and hard to ...in children who have experienced abuse or neglect in early life’ ...that parents of ... See full document

... regarding children looked-after suggest that numbers of children in out-of-home care have increased in the past decade in England, Australia and Norway (Munro & Manful, ...maltreated ... See full document

... Further analysis of this data highlights important gender differences in regard to criminal justice involvement for young people transitioning from care (Lee, Courtney & Hook, 2012; Lee, Courtney & Tajima, 2014). ... See full document

... Other factors within the care system that seem to correlate with poor educational outcomes for LAC include changes of care placement and / or school placement and spending long periods out of school (Jackson ,1989; ... See full document

... with parents of children who are looked after at home is the main barrier to their progress in ...the parents of the ...the parents on a daily basis, as parents come into ... See full document

... with parents, or in residential, foster or kinship ...ensuring children understand what is expected of them and should feel able to approach ...and parents may themselves need support in providing ... See full document

... program. Children were able to continue with intervention the next day beginning with skills they achieved the day before and working from this point rather than waiting a week in traditional therapy ...the ... See full document

... 10. Arrangements for identifying and providing for children with SEN are set out in Part IV of the 1996 Act (and, prior to this, the 1981 and 1993 Education Acts). New rights and duties were introduced by the SEN ... See full document