This is the only document relating to residential child care currently on the What Works in Children’s Social Care (WWCSC) website evidence pages.
The research abstract advises it was “undertaken to ‘gain knowledge … (to) help the decision for referral of children to institutional youth care or other types of care (e.g., foster care or community-based care), and improve outcomes for children in youth care”.
The WWCSC says “busy professionals need help to identify the most promising ways of working” and so their ambition is (to) “generate, collate and make accessible the best evidence for practitioners, policymakers and practice leaders to improve children’s social care and the outcomes…”.
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