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Guidelines on Children’s Reintegration

by Emily Delap; Joanna Wedge

Sep 8, 2016
  • Children and Youth
  • Housing and Homelessness
  • Parenting and Families

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These Guidelines provide a framework for anyone seeking to ensure family care for children. Children outside of family care face significant disadvantages; they may experience developmental impairments and lasting psychological harm, be less likely to attend or do well in school and be cut off from the social networks they need to flourish in adulthood. Global trends associated with child separation, including poverty, conflict and mass migration are separating children in every region, making these Guidelines broadly relevant. Being cut off from life in a family not only violates children's rights, it also weakens society as a whole. If child separation is not addressed effectively, it undermines achievement of national development targets – from education to growth.

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  • Inter-Agency Group on Children's Reintegration

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  • GHR Foundation

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  • Copyright 2016 by Inter-Agency Group on Children's Reintegration. All rights reserved.

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  • Report/Whitepaper
  • Toolkit

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  • English
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Title: Guidelines on Children’s Reintegration
Publication date 2016-09-08
Publication Year 2016
Authors Emily Delap , Joanna Wedge
Copyright holder(s) Inter-Agency Group on Children's Reintegration
Keywords child , children , guidelines , case worker , children and families
Document type Report/Whitepaper , Toolkit
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/guidelines-on-children-s-reintegration.html
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