This paper will provide a definition of permanency planning and its emergence as a national movement. The impact of federal legislation on the movement will be examined, as well as the problems which the movement is facing nationally and in the state of Indiana. The paper will conclude with a look at a prevention program that has gained attention throughout the United States for its success in showing how the ultimate goal of permanency planning, maintaining children in their homes, can be achieved through early identification of stressed families and home-based support provided to such families for up to five years.Honors CollegeThesis (B.?.
Historically, promoting family permanence (e.g., keeping the original parent-children relationships ...
My thesis is on home school. In my paper, I have taken a look at some of the conditions and question...
For decades, scholars have emphasized that the early childhood stage is the most critical time to me...
This essay traces the family preservation movement to its permanency planning roots; discusses the p...
The family preservation movement can be traced through the permanency planning movement that began i...
This exploratory study was undertaken to expand the knowledge of service providers working with chil...
Congress and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) intend for the Family Preservation a...
The paper advocates the extension of the basic protections of "permanency planning " to al...
Court-dependent children--Hermeneutic dialectic circle--Transactions--Saliencies--Need for permanenc...
The number of children in foster care continues to rise despite an emphasis on permanency planning i...
This article reports the results of a qualitative study that sought the perspectives of birth parent...
The Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA, 1997) represented an emerging consensus that foster care s...
Despite the efforts to shorten the time youth spend in foster care, every year about 37, 362 youths ...
Permanency planning has been the accepted practice of the American child welfare system for the past...
The effectiveness of permanency planning, which refers to efforts to move children through the court...
Historically, promoting family permanence (e.g., keeping the original parent-children relationships ...
My thesis is on home school. In my paper, I have taken a look at some of the conditions and question...
For decades, scholars have emphasized that the early childhood stage is the most critical time to me...
This essay traces the family preservation movement to its permanency planning roots; discusses the p...
The family preservation movement can be traced through the permanency planning movement that began i...
This exploratory study was undertaken to expand the knowledge of service providers working with chil...
Congress and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) intend for the Family Preservation a...
The paper advocates the extension of the basic protections of "permanency planning " to al...
Court-dependent children--Hermeneutic dialectic circle--Transactions--Saliencies--Need for permanenc...
The number of children in foster care continues to rise despite an emphasis on permanency planning i...
This article reports the results of a qualitative study that sought the perspectives of birth parent...
The Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA, 1997) represented an emerging consensus that foster care s...
Despite the efforts to shorten the time youth spend in foster care, every year about 37, 362 youths ...
Permanency planning has been the accepted practice of the American child welfare system for the past...
The effectiveness of permanency planning, which refers to efforts to move children through the court...
Historically, promoting family permanence (e.g., keeping the original parent-children relationships ...
My thesis is on home school. In my paper, I have taken a look at some of the conditions and question...
For decades, scholars have emphasized that the early childhood stage is the most critical time to me...