Longing To Belong: Children In Residential Care And Their Experiences Of Peer Relationships At School And In The Children's Home

Research in Practice
Wednesday, June 28, 2017

This paper explores the meaning and experience of peer relationships for one group of 16 children aged eight to 18 living in residential care in Ireland.

Advice and support helps children in care counter past relationship experiences. Picture: Galina Barskaya/Adobe Stock
Advice and support helps children in care counter past relationship experiences. Picture: Galina Barskaya/Adobe Stock

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