Catalogue by keywords / Changes in Foster Care Law
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| ISS/IRC Code | TOOL-ADOPT ENG-050 |
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| Title | Changes in Foster Care Law |
| Author | SALGO Ludwig |
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| Date published/issue | 00-00-1985 |
| Date received | 00-00-0000 |
| Place published | GERMANY |
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| Type of material | Monograph |
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Legislation-comment Foster-care Family-reintegration Worktool Child-interest Family-rehabilitation |
| Free text | Undated document (post 1985) which comments on developments in foster care legislation of various European countries, in addition to the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Drawing up a plan for interventions and desired outcomes is essential for all parties to know what to expect, particularly the children who "...have the right to clearness and security of their relations to their caretaking adults". Maintaining contact and reintegration of the child in his family of origin should be the first concern. Emphasis is placed on acknowledging the importance of "psychological parenthood" and bonds developed by the growing child, either with biological parents (before state intervention results in removal of the child), or with substitute foster parents when considering permanent placement for the child. |
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| Degree of interest | Valuable |
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Legal Psychology Social work --> |
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