… spent in shelter facilities as it was perceived that they could access better care and opportunities not available at … training and income generation schemes 84 What else could be offered? 86 Giving children a choice 86 Summary 88 … time in shelter facilities as it was perceived that they could access better care and opportunities not available at …

… organisations and institutions. Only if an ethical channel could be identified to reach out to these hard to reach and … exposed them to additional vulnerabilities that could have led to further exploitation and even … persons interviewed for this study, 73 received what could be categorised as comprehensive (re)integration …

… to tech was used as a privilege by the care staff, which could be taken away if they were sanctioned for perceived bad … and adoption in Thai communities.  They felt Thai people could do more than make donations and visit care homes, by … homes operating across the country, which is a figure that could be considerably higher if you acknowledge some homes …

… number of children do not know about their parents which could alter the number of orphans; a detailed explanation is … under-five and at risk of being without parental care could be reported to the committee. The committee then can … offer detailed records for the children in their care that could have been reviewed instead of interviewing children The …

… coping mechanisms are being pushed to the limits. This could see the numbers of children at risk of child-family … children and families in low- and middle-income countries could result in a push to increase funding for residential … the current environment and due to the scale of COVID-19, could threaten to reverse the important gains made in …

… in care provision, as well as areas in which improvements could be made. Moreover, the information gathering and … to be rather flexible as the responsibility of custodian could be delegated to various family members i.e. … more than one “family” to call their own. Further study could establish the prevalence of informal care and identify …

… them at a great risk as they are alone on the streets and could be kidnapped or face some other child protection … hours a day, and if it rains, we stay at home. I wish we could play at sports courts. In my school, we have two … Karishma also stated that she wanted to do what she could to help the homeless and migrant workers by: spreading …

… responsiveness to a policy-based orientation. Our research could not include the child development data as one major … for example, child care centres and resource centres that could meet the needs of families who must juggle … follows: • Household questionnaire: While the respondent could be any knowledgeable adult in the household, in 97 per …

… elements that may affect family functioning and that could result in a child being deprived of parental care and … Services such as a 24-hour call centre where relatives could contact victims, shelters for displaced families and … and participated in devising suggestions on how they could deal with problems. The three-day programme was too …

… to bring their child home with the additional fund, could now be the very justification for allowing the child to … the proposed 20. Indeed, the National Foster Care Project could be taken as a significant step in the direction of … most parents had left the children in institutions as they could not afford to pay the schooling expenses of the …