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Young People's Transitions from State Care

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Leaving Care: The Need to Make Connections

Deirdre Coyle & John Pinkerton

Pages: 297-308

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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What do Young People Need When They Leave Care? Views of Care-leavers and Aftercare Workers in North Dublin

Fiona Daly

Pages: 309-324

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Project Lungisela: Supporting Young People Leaving State Care in South Africa

Carly Tanur

Pages: 325-340

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Preparation for Young People Leaving Care: The Case of SOS Children's Village, Ghana

Kwabena A. Frimpong Manso

Pages: 341-356

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Young People Transitioning From Out-of-home Care and Relationships with Family of Origin: An Examination of Three Recent Australian Studies

Philip Mendes, Guy Johnson & Badal Moslehuddin

Pages: 357-370

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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The “Key” to Successful Transitions for Young People Leaving Residential Child Care: The Role of the Keyworker

Stephanie Holt & Gloria Kirwan

Pages: 371-392

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Exploring Health Priorities for Young People Leaving Care

Susan Matthews & Susie Sykes

Pages: 393-407

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Distinct Subgroups of Former Foster Youth during Young Adulthood: Implications for Policy and Practice

Mark E. Courtney, Jennifer L. Hook & JoAnn S. Lee

Pages: 409-418

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Young People Leaving State Out-of-home Care: Australian Policy and Practice

Steve Mack

Pages: 419-421

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Youth Leaving Foster Care: A Developmental, Relationship-based Approach to Practice

Kate Lewis

Pages: 422-424

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Care Less Lives—The Story of the Rights Movement of Young People in Care

Nicola Carr

Pages: 424-426

Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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