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Wherever it is possible, the primary objective in terms of permanence for children in the care system is to reunite them with their birth families. However, research has consistently found that this is a particularly difficult and sensitive process. If not managed effectively, children and young people can be potentially experience further harm.
Wherever it is possible, the primary objective in terms of permanence for children in the care system is to reunite them with their birth families. However, research has consistently found that this is a particularly difficult and sensitive process. If not managed effectively, children and young people can be potentially experience further harm.
This webinar will explore the messages from research into what can promote positive outcomes for children returning home. In particular we will explore:
• Outcomes for different groups of children and young
people returning to their birth families;
• What factors can challenge the success of reunification
and what are the pitfalls to be avoided?
• What can facilitate positive outcomes and