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Engagement Redefined: Children and youth without parental care during and post Covid-19, India
Kiran Modi & Leena Prasad - Child & Youth Services,
… be closer to their children and youth even more than they could during normal times. Close conversations even online … reduce the reliance on institutions in the post-Covid era could lead to a rush to send the children back, even to … be closer to their children and youth even more than they could during normal times. Close conversations even online …
Commentary: Contextualizing Alternatives to RCTs: Measuring the Impact of a Non‐Governmental Sponsorship Organization's Projects to Strengthen Children's Supportive Environments
Darcy L. Strouse Kathryn Moore - New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development,
… in attitudes and practices among the program participants could not be attributed to the project with any certainty; … of violence) were found to have low enrollment rates and could have been screened out of participating. Instead, these … completing individualized surveys at follow-up. The latter could be considered as a form of intimidation, a significant …
Child Vulnerabilities And Family-Based Childcare Systems: COVID-19 Challenges Of Foster Care And Adoption In India
Ratna Verma and Rinku Verma - Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond,
… family level and loss of parents’ income due to COVID-19 could push 117 million more children into poverty, amounting … adoption, so that children in need of care and protection could get a family environment for their overall development. … family level and loss of parents’ income due to COVID-19 could push 117 million more children into poverty, amounting …