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Direct linkWilliams, Jason; McWilliams, Alisa; Mainieri, Tina; Pecora, Peter J.; La Belle, Karin – Child Welfare, 2006
While family-based placement prevention services, family reunification programs, subsidized guardianship, and aggressive adoption programs are reducing the numbers of children spending long periods of time in substitute care, a significant number of America's children will come of age in foster care. Agencies and policymakers should use research…
Descriptors: Validity, Foster Care, Followup Studies, Family Programs
Peer reviewedShireman, Joan F.; And Others – Child Welfare, 1990
A study of outcomes of child protection services for children and families in Oregon investigated the congruence between parental reports and data from case records, services parents perceived to be most helpful, and the capacity of protection services for future protection. (BB)
Descriptors: Case Records, Caseworker Approach, Child Abuse, Child Neglect
