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… in which the quality of parenting or family environment could be placed on a continuum . The authors first review … in which the quality of parenting or family environment could be placed on a continuum . The authors first review …
… and cost-effective as well as high quality • Thirdly, they could learn lessons from previous pandemics, but must also … There was no point in having a high-quality vaccine if it could not be manufactured at scale for a relaDvely low cost. … including children with disabilities. This council could be led and supported by young care-leavers, such as …
… ier for me,” he explains. “Until the fourth grade a teacher could beat us. But … after that she stopped because we could hit her back.” … medical support. Most of those deaths could have been prevented if they had … the internats and local authorities could skewer it …
… The programme stemming from the President’s decree could be enhanced by developing a strategy that has as much … families in difficulty. This availability of placements could ensure that no babies or small children are placed in … project in Kyiv Oblast demonstrated that gatekeeping could provide a system of decision making that used …
… and a structure around which my primary research could be designed and analysed. This theoretical framework … of achievements and challenges in both countries could be explored. Semi-structured interviews Face-to-face … that facilitated the fieldwork. In order that interviewees could make an informed decision regarding participation, they …
… throughout the mission there- fore, that this could have led to presentation of information in a manner … ly monitored in terms of change in circum- stances that could for example, lead to fam- ily reunification. Thus a … sanctions mechanisms in place that con- cerned children could access before, dur- 70 United Nations General Assembly …
… irreversible. The children warehoused in such facilities could receive care within their families and communities, if … are creating a ‘backdoor’ through which many children could be placed unnecessarily in institutions, bypassing the … irreversible. The children warehoused in such facilities could receive care within their families and communities, if …
… face. Non-cash based support services to families, which could help build parental capacities and facilitate family … placed into care, many parents said it was because they could not nd or access other forms of support. When a … placed into care, many parents said it was because they could not find or access other forms of support.! " " 4 …
… to the most conservative estimates. Many of these children could be supported in their own families and communities with … programmes of fostering and adoption for Roma children could be usefully developed. b) Street Children Responses to … engaging them in education whilst still on the streets could be more effective. c) Family type care The programme …
… considered. Specific examples of protective factors that could be found at each level are: • Individual – easy … through the system (Groark, McCall, & Li, 2009). This data could be used to highlight gaps in service, such as inaccessibility for children with disabilities, which could then be used to advocate at the program and policy …