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Trauma informed care for adverse childhood experiences among out-of-home-care children - developing an understanding through case studies from India
The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) model propagates a life perspective where children exposed to traumatic and stressful experiences during childhood tend to grow up with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties, leading them to adopt health-risk behaviours that cause disease…
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The conflict between theory and practice in caring for children: field narrative of a social worker
Every child is vulnerable just by virtue of being so, but upon entering the juvenile justice system, this vulnerability is aggravated due to a myriad of reasons such as violence, abuse and neglect, amongst others. This is the plight of 5% of the total population of children in India as per…
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ENABLING CHILDREN WITH VULNERABILITIES TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES
In India, millions of vulnerable children, particularly those without parental care and living in alternative care settings, and girls from vulnerable sections of society, face significant barriers to accessing quality education. This compromises their fundamental right to education and often…
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Using the ‘Circle of Care’ to Strengthen Families for Their Reintegration After Transition Away from Institutional Care
A safe family environment is held the best place for children to grow to their full potential. However, it has been observed that there has been an increasing trend in children without parental care still living in Child Care Institutions (CCI), although majority of them having one or both parents…
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Overcoming the odds: demonstrating aftercare model of providing targeted support to care experienced youth
Aftercare is a vital continuum of care process, crucial for care experienced youths to fully realise their true potential and thereby become resilient members of society. In India, according to the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, institutional care should be seen as a…
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Family strengthening approach towards ensuring reintegration of children restored back to their families from institutionalised care settings in India
India has well defined juvenile justice laws and policies which lay the overall framework to protect the rights of children, where institutionalisation is meant to be the last resort for children without parental care. Structured and systematic interventions are required to strengthen the families…
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Listening to care leavers: a case study involving 435 care leavers and 100 child protection key stakeholders in 5 States of India
A research study by Udayan Care (Beyond 18: Leaving Child Care Institutions-Supporting Youth Leaving Care, A Study of Aftercare Practices, 2019), in India, reveals that even though, as per the Juvenile laws of India, 'care-experienced' youth (care leavers) are mandated to receive aftercare services…
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Compassion for the caregivers : an Indian perspective on the burnout of caregivers in child care institutions
India has over 23.6 million orphaned and abandoned children (OAC), many residing in child care institutions (CCIs). These children depend on caregivers, who often come from resource limited backgrounds, impacting their ability to meet the children’s emotional, physical, and intellectual needs. A…
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Assisting youth leaving care: understanding Udayan care's aftercare programme through the prism of ecological systems theory
Udayan Care's aftercare programme for youth is designed to support the transition of young adults leaving the umbrella of the Udayan Care Ghars (Sunshine Homes) to independent and self-reliant living. The objective of this research is to understand the aftercare programme by applying the ecological…
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Improving child care in India through the development of the Questionnaire to Assess Needs of Children in Care (QANCC)
India has around 20 million children living without families who need to be cared for through alternative forms of care. Udayan Care has an innovative group care model for children in need of care, utilising the indigenously developed LIFE (Living In Family Environment) strategy in its 13…
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Addressing challenges of transition from children's home to independence: Udayan Care's Udayan Ghars (Sunshine Children's Homes) & aftercare programme
…has employed an evolved L.I.F.E. model for the children it cares for (Modi, Nayar-Akhtar, Gupta, & Karmakar, 2014). The model includes a family-like regulated support system, with long-term mentors who are set in place to help the children transition from institutional care to independent living…
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A critical analysis of the recent developments in alternative care space across South Asia amidst the Covid-19 crisis
In many situations of conflicts, natural disasters, or pandemics, it is always the children who are the most vulnerable. With the world shutting down due to the invisible threat to civilisation, the most affected are the children living in alternative care settings and the children who are on…
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SUPPORT FOR YOUTH LEAVING CARE: A NATIONAL RESEARCH STUDY, INDIA
This paper is a condensed version of a study entitled “Beyond 18: Leaving Child Care Institutions — A Study of Aftercare Practices in Five States of India”, conducted and published in 2019 by Udayan Care, a charitable organisation, with support from UNICEF India and Tata Trusts. This research…