Background to the Study: This research has come about through the Science Shop Project within UCC. The CSO who proposed this research are The Irish Foster Care Association-Waterford Branch. IFCA-Waterford proposed that the impact of placement breakdown on foster carers be explored. The Irish Foster Care Association-Waterford Branch identified a gap in the research in this area. The impact of placement breakdown on foster children is well established within the literature however the impact of placement breakdown on foster carers is not as extensively researched both within and Irish and International context. The Irish Foster Care Association- Waterford Branch acknowledged that a number of its members had experienced foster placement breakd...
The current status of the effectiveness of trauma-informed interventions for foster carers can be de...
Research indicates there is a high level of placement instability in foster care. There is general c...
This paper reports on part of a prospective study of all children entering new planned long-term fos...
Background to the Study: This research has come about through the Science Shop Project within UCC. T...
"Overall aim: To undertake an initial scoping study of current knowledge, policy and practice (inclu...
Item does not contain fulltextFamily foster care placement decision-making has a weak scientific und...
Ensuring the stability of foster placements for looked after children is a priority for social servi...
Ensuring the stability of foster placements for looked after children is a priority for social servi...
This thesis is an examination of an individual, long-term foster home which served a large child pla...
Aims; The study aims to explore foster carers' experiences of successful placements and what constit...
Family foster care placement decision-making has a weak scientific underpinning. Mostly a ‘variable-...
This review examined risk and protective factors associated with placement breakdown across k = 26 s...
Aims: Foster carers experience the rewards and challenges of parenting vulnerable and complex adoles...
The topic of investigation for this project is the correlation between foster care placement and chi...
This study was undertaken in collaboration with the Irish Foster Care Association (Waterford branch)...
The current status of the effectiveness of trauma-informed interventions for foster carers can be de...
Research indicates there is a high level of placement instability in foster care. There is general c...
This paper reports on part of a prospective study of all children entering new planned long-term fos...
Background to the Study: This research has come about through the Science Shop Project within UCC. T...
"Overall aim: To undertake an initial scoping study of current knowledge, policy and practice (inclu...
Item does not contain fulltextFamily foster care placement decision-making has a weak scientific und...
Ensuring the stability of foster placements for looked after children is a priority for social servi...
Ensuring the stability of foster placements for looked after children is a priority for social servi...
This thesis is an examination of an individual, long-term foster home which served a large child pla...
Aims; The study aims to explore foster carers' experiences of successful placements and what constit...
Family foster care placement decision-making has a weak scientific underpinning. Mostly a ‘variable-...
This review examined risk and protective factors associated with placement breakdown across k = 26 s...
Aims: Foster carers experience the rewards and challenges of parenting vulnerable and complex adoles...
The topic of investigation for this project is the correlation between foster care placement and chi...
This study was undertaken in collaboration with the Irish Foster Care Association (Waterford branch)...
The current status of the effectiveness of trauma-informed interventions for foster carers can be de...
Research indicates there is a high level of placement instability in foster care. There is general c...
This paper reports on part of a prospective study of all children entering new planned long-term fos...