CiNii 図書 - Social work with young people in care : looking after children in theory and practice

This text offers a clear and balanced introduction to social work with children and young people who are looked after away from home. The book explains the context in which children are looked after, the range of services available, and the research evidence, laying the groundwork for developing good practice skills. It emphasises the importance of listening to children and to issues of disability and ethnicity. Theoretically informed but practice-oriented throughout, this is a much-needed guide to social work with children in care for students, practitioners, educators and policy-makers.

Acknowledgements A Note on Terminology PART ONE: THEORY Introduction: Themes and Key Principles The Needs of Children and Young People Who Come into Care Listening to Children and Young People Caring for Young People from Different Backgrounds Law, Policy and Practice in Looking after Young People PART TWO: PRACTICE Assessment and Planning Placement and Contact Residential and Foster Care Adoption and Working for Permanence Leaving Care and Aftercare Conclusion: Outcomes, Effectiveness and Good Practice References

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