… Futures  raised the question on how civil society could help policy makers to put children first in an economy … Futures  raised the question on how civil society could help policy makers to put children first in an economy …

… for their child, unaware of medical interventions that could enable the child to lead a meaningful life with their … Protection to identify a mechanism by which the State could begin to pay for the shunts. • Conducted awareness … to pay for expensive shunts. Due to poverty many of them could not afford the shunt. This is the main reason children …

… studies have lacked a clear theoretical framework that could provide an overview of coping strategies during … answers did not raise any new themes for analysis but they could be situated along with the themes of older answers. … 9133 6 of 13 in everyday life during the lockdown, which could have led them to focus on certain aspects. …

… in alternative care had to enter the institution alone and could not be accompanied and helped by their case manager. … On the other hand, children who remained in institutions could not be visited by their parents. In the absence of … example to help with online learning. Their involvement could be made difficult however, for example in Serbia where …

… things with my mom what we haven’t done yet and I wish I could be in contact with my dad. . . biological dad. These … were important to someone, and they had people who they could trust during and after their time in the care system. … that the participants had several people they trusted and could get help, comfort and support from when needed …

… to financial restraints. While some of these young people could not afford to continue their leisure activities, others … thus important for the peer researchers to know that they could access support from a researcher or care co-worker at … the peer researchers identified leaving care services that could be considered good practices and could be further …

… Indeed, projections suggest that 57,000‒ 148.000 people could fall into poverty, while the middle class could shrink by as many as 100,000 people. This is equivalent … don’t have access to internet and technology and therefore could not benefit of online education, an independent …

… 19 percent for children aged 1-17 years old. These data could be interpreted to indicate that households with … a more stable longer-term solution is being sought. This could be assisted family reunification or placement into … cared for. In consequence, the placement of children could have been avoided in many cases had adequate and …