Understanding Catalysts for Transition: Dynamics Leading to the Uptake of Transition Amongst Charitable Children’s Institutions in Kenya

Understanding Catalysts for Transition: Dynamics Leading to the Uptake of Transition Amongst Charitable Children’s Institutions in Kenya
Better Care Network, Changing the Way We Care (CTWWC)

This study was designed to be a small insights-based qualitative learning and reflection study to explore catalysts for transition. It was based on interviews conducted with Charitable Children’s Institutions’ (CCI) directors that sought to identify and explore the range of factors that influenced each director’s decision to transition their residential care services, and the interplay between those factors.

Understanding Catalysts for Transition
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National Care Service - Stage 1 Report from the Scottish Parliament's Education, Children and Young People Committee

National Care Service - Stage 1 Report from the Scottish Parliament's Education, Children and Young People Committee
Scottish Parliament's Education, Children and Young People Committee

In their Stage 1 Report published on 19 December, the Scottish Parliament's Education, Children and Young People Committee warned that plans to integrate children's services into the National Care Service lack vital information; it is not currently possible to have a clear view on whether children’s services should be included under a National Care Service; and urged the government to provide more details on the financial implications.

National Care Service
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Strengthening Alternative Care Practices for Children in Need of Care and Protection Under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015

Strengthening Alternative Care Practices for Children in Need of Care and Protection Under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015
Judith Harwin, Lily Golding

This UK Department for Education report charts the experiences and views of parents in the UK whose children were made subject to a supervision order or a care order at home at the end of care proceedings.

Supporting families after care proceedings: supervision orders and beyond
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Indigenous Services Leading the Way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children in Out-of-Home Care

Indigenous Services Leading the Way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children in Out-of-Home Care
Sandra Creamera, Suzi Blairb, Maree Toombs, Claire E Brolan

This study aims to provide evidence and instruction to social work educators, policymakers and practitioners
in Australia’s child protection, wellbeing, and justice systems about why and how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander controlled organizations are best placed to lead out-of-home care service delivery for Indigenous children, their family and community.

Indigenous services leading the way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in out-of-home care
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