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… purpose of the report is to highlight areas where more could be done to support children and families and to prevent … parental care arrangements ...36 4.4 Support received that could have helped children to remain in parental care … purpose of the report is to highlight areas where more could be done to support children and families and to prevent …
… While these risks have been documented in this study, it could not be determined which categories of CWPC face greater risks than others. The study could not authoritatively estimate the total prevalence of … that their caregivers may face, as these issues could affect their responsibilities as caregivers. CWPC in …
… 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 …
… section 22 of the RA7. She, however, was informed that she could not apply for her nephew as he was not her biological … Failure to provide a child the appropriate documentation could result in that child facing detention and deportation … status. It is not inconceivable that a group of children could form part of a “particular social group”, though this …
… focus group, 2015). Caregivers described how they could support fellow m em bers by ‘respecting her’, ‘talking … P, for exam ple, said she felt it w as the one place she could share her ‘deepest dark thoughts’ (case study … arose w ithin the G roup w ere often caused w hen things could not be equally shared am ong all individual m em bers. …
… 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 …
… and the recently promulgated 2014 regulations to the Act, could make matters worse for children in the care of extended … but had been unable to do so as she did not have an ID and could not obtain birth certificates for her children. Her own … The DHA official insisted that only the mother could register the child and that the grandmother therefore …
… and for providing a room and “safe space” where workshops could be held and offering ongoing support to the girls who … and addresses complexities of both types of relationships could potentially serve migration outcomes for vulnerable … an approach was developed for the primary research that could draw from any variation from existing knowledge in the …