When restoration fails: An analysis of ten years finding permanency for children through'open adoption'in NSW
S Tregeagle, L Moggach, E Cox - Developing Practice: The …, 2013 - search.informit.org
S Tregeagle, L Moggach, E Cox
Developing Practice: The Child, Youth and Family Work Journal, 2013•search.informit.orgRestoration cannot always be achieved for children who have suffered abuse and neglect,
leaving some very damaged children to face life trapped in potentially unstable foster care.
One of the only ways out of care is through adoption. NSW has particularly effective
legislation which can give these children a new start in permanent families.
leaving some very damaged children to face life trapped in potentially unstable foster care.
One of the only ways out of care is through adoption. NSW has particularly effective
legislation which can give these children a new start in permanent families.
Restoration cannot always be achieved for children who have suffered abuse and neglect, leaving some very damaged children to face life trapped in potentially unstable foster care. One of the only ways out of care is through adoption. NSW has particularly effective legislation which can give these children a new start in permanent families.
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