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|a Roberts, Louise
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|a The Children of Looked After Children
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|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Outcomes, Experiences and Ensuring Meaningful Support to Young Parents In and Leaving Care
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|a Bristol
|b Policy Press
|c 2021, 2021
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|a Discussion: systemic disadvantage and limited corporate parenting protection -- Conclusion -- 5 The experiences of parents: hopes, anxieties and reflections -- Introduction and background -- Findings from the Voices study -- Becoming a parent -- Initial shock and early commitment -- Wanting to be better and do better -- Fear and mistrust of social workers -- Reflecting on parenthood -- Struggle and 'success' -- Continuing struggle and perceived failure -- Discussion: enduring stigma, and the residual threat of social work intervention -- Conclusion
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|a Introduction and background -- Methods and results -- The Wales Adoption Study -- Results -- Survey of local authority leaving-care teams -- Results -- Discussion: resilience in spite of adversity and problematic corporate parent relationships -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- 4 Professional perspectives: assessing parenting potential and managing dual responsibilities -- Introduction and background -- Findings from the Voices study -- The foundations for parenting success -- Procedures, planning and expectations of practice -- Disadvantage and dual responsibilities
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|a Front Cover -- The Children of Looked after Children: Outcomes, Experiences and Ensuring Meaningful Support to Young Parents In and Leaving Care -- Copyright information -- Dedication -- Table of contents -- List of tables -- About the author and contributors -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction -- My interest in and commitment to the research -- Overview of the study -- Aims of the book -- Recurring themes and questions -- A note on language -- Structure and overview -- 2 Early pregnancy risk and missed opportunities to plan for parenthood -- Introduction and background
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|a Efforts to reduce teenage pregnancy -- Methods and results -- SHRN Health and Wellbeing Survey -- Results -- Findings from the Voices study -- The system has it covered: professional confidence in available support and expertise -- Threats to the effectiveness of the system -- Limited resources -- 'Responsible' corporate parenting -- Individual choice and control -- Discussion: heightened vulnerability and continuing risk of unplanned pregnancy -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- 3 Outcomes for parents in and leaving care: parenting 'success' and corporate parenting failure
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|a 6 Responding to diverse needs: support availability, sustainability and acceptability -- Introduction and background -- Findings from the Voices study -- The potential for multiple and multifaceted support needs -- Parental determination, engagement and responsibility -- Informal support: having someone by your side -- Formal support: availability, acceptability and adequacy -- Experiences of support: personalised options, 'voluntary' engagement and perceived benefit -- Discussion: diverse needs, passive corporate parents and absent corporate grandparents -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements
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|a Description based upon print version of record. - 7 Conclusion: if this were my child
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|a EPDF and EPUB available Open Access under CC-BY-NC licence. Based on groundbreaking original research, this book provides a comprehensive account of the issues surrounding pregnancy and parenthood for young people in and leaving care, considering the role of state as corporate parent and grandparent
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