… on how these children’s education towards academic success could be enhanced. Setting: Three rural primary schools in … and inclusive education in the schools as one-way teachers could tailor their pedagogical practices to meet individual … on how these children’s education towards academic success could be enhanced. Setting: Three rural primary schools in …

… of orphans, the challenges they face, as well as how they could be empowered to be more responsive to children's needs. … of orphans, the challenges they face, as well as how they could be empowered to be more responsive to children's needs. …

… Article 20(3) of the CRC provides that alternative care could include, inter alia, foster placement, kafala of … put capacity stresses on ministries of social welfare who could take on the task of delivering cash transfers while at … research indicates that all those over 6 weeks of age could benefit from it.21 Although the figures used below are …

… these children themselves to perform care work when elders could not. Today, increased access to antiretrovirals allows … often weighed up against employment opportunities which could bring much needed income into the household. This is … the pregnancy was unplanned and they wished that they could delay motherhood, but late discovery of the pregnancy …

… was kept by the grandmother or father in a hatchery; this could be used to multiply the child’s investments and as the chicken multiply, they could be exchanged for a goat or sheep then later exchanged for a female calf. These could eventually build up a stock of livestock which could be …

… and formed another family. The house was left empty and I could Findings “At this time I felt like I was no longer part … to care for me in - 16-year-old girl, India happiness he could.” - 16-year-old girl, India Policy implications … and “My dad continued to cane me each time he was drunk. I could not take it any more and days in the house with nothing …

… society (the Dogon in Mali) the presence of a grandmother could negatively affect the life chances of their … in poor households the presence of a grandmother could be beneficial to a child’s educational participation … the 10    coresidence of a maternal grandmother could be beneficial to the well-being of her grandchildren. …

… valuable during this time, especially when the CYCC could access online educational services. Primary human … the CYCC staff and other residents. Only under Level 2 could other professional services be activated again. Only … in the behaviour of the children during the lockdown could be detected and typified. ● Initially, nobody clearly …

… sound in one of them was not conducive and participants could not here it. However, the video is available on the BCN … about and discussing the issues related to VAC and care could have benefitted from more time. Two days was just … light. However, study authors did note that care leavers could have been uncomfortable saying anything negative about …

… Article 20(3) of the CRC provides that alternative care could include, inter alia, foster placement, kafala of … at greater risk, and from which criteria for supervision could be developed. Research should assess the situation of … Such information would ease identification of those who could be reunified, or where other substitute family …