Abstract Evidence from American and Canadian studies over the last three decades
demonstrates that youth exiting foster care are at a much higher risk to face a multiplicity of …

Young people transitioning from out-of-home care often experience an abrupt end to the
support to which they have been accustomed. Formal support from social workers and other …

Child welfare practices and policies are often disconnected from youth in care's perspectives
and lived realities. Youth 'aging out'of care should be empowered to define their own needs …

Previous studies identify owner-related issues, such as cost and housing, as common
reasons for relinquishment of companion animals to animal shelters. It is likely that the …

Health promotion programs by and for Indigenous Peoples increasingly use strength-based
Indigenous approaches aimed at reinforcing protective factors rooted in their cultures and …

Abstract Through Indigenous dream knowledge, Indigenous youth are beginning to find or
achieve a new resilience. Their new set of guidance is coming from the dream narrative's …

Limited research has been carried out on Indigenous young people transitioning out of care
in Canada. This article provides a coherent and meaningful account of the journey of aging …

Indigenous children and youth are overrepresented in settler-colonial child protection
systems globally. They experience higher rates of homelessness and housing precarity …

Research on the resilience of young people who were raised by substance-abusing
caregivers is limited. This study aims to explore the internal interactional processes between …

Preparing young people who have been removed from their parents for leaving alternative
care is vital to their success as young adults. Most research on this preparation centres on …