The right decisions for children in long-term foster care

By Dr Birgit Larsson; Professor Elsbeth Neil; Emeritus Professor Gillian Schofield
Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Study looked at the implementation of the first regulations and guidance on long-term foster care.

Previous research has shown that successful long-term foster carers can provide a secure base for young people into adulthood. Picture: highwaystarz/Adobe Stock
Previous research has shown that successful long-term foster carers can provide a secure base for young people into adulthood. Picture: highwaystarz/Adobe Stock

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