The literature to date has documented the presence of challenges and barriers in mental
health systems and services for children and adolescents worldwide. However, studies …

Objectives Despite evidence of high rates of diagnosable mental health difficulties in
children in care, there remains ongoing debate around the appropriateness of traditional …

Although we know there are high rates of mental health difficulties amongst young people in
out-of-home care (ie social welfare-involved children), there is limited evidence on the …

The COVID‐19 pandemic disrupted life across the world in multiple ways and those already
minoritised and disenfranchised, like care‐experienced young people, bore the brunt of …

This article reports on a study conducted in two counties in the Republic of Ireland designed
to elicit the views of fostering and adoption stakeholder groups on the mental health needs …

Despite the fact that care leavers are at significantly higher risk of homelessness than their
peers who have not experienced care, there is a paucity of information on evidence-based …

This article describes how 27 foster children aged 12 to 18 years old, placed in Flemish long-
term family foster care, experience life in their foster family and how they cope with their …

Young people in residential children's homes have typically experienced significant child
maltreatment and will have likely experienced multiple placement moves; both are …

Objectives Rates of PTSD are up to 12 times higher in care‐experienced young people
(CEYP) compared to their peers. Trauma‐focused CBTs (tf‐CBT) are the best‐evidenced …

The main purpose of the article was to highlight the influence of the residential environment
in assessing stress in adolescents. It was assumed that there were differences between …