澳大利亚年轻人从寄宿家庭外护理过渡:延长护理的案例

IF 1 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL Residential Treatment for Children & Youth Pub Date : 2022-10-28 DOI:10.1080/0886571X.2022.2139330
Philip Mendes, Jenna Bollinger, Catherine A. Flynn
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摘要居住在寄宿家庭外护理(OOHC)的年轻人在澳大利亚OOHC总人口中所占比例很小,但众所周知,他们是一个特别脆弱的群体。那些在18岁或18岁以下从寄宿护理过渡过来的人似乎比那些离开寄养和亲属护理的人结果更差。最近,澳大利亚大多数司法管辖区引入了延长护理至21年的形式,这突出了对所有护理离职者的额外援助的必要性,但矛盾的是,住宿护理离职者目前获得的支持最少。这篇批评性的评论借鉴了当地和国际上最近关于扩大护理的相关研究结果和政策发展。它提出了采用扩展护理概念的理由,通过一个全国一致的模式,为所有寄宿护理离职者提供扩展护理支持,包括正式住房和其他支持计划。
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Young People Transitioning from Residential out-of-home Care in Australia: The Case for Extended Care
ABSTRACT Young people living in residential out-of-home care (OOHC) comprise a small proportion of the total Australian OOHC population, but are known to be a particularly vulnerable group. Those transitioning from residential care at 18 years or younger seem to have poorer outcomes than those leaving foster care and kinship care. The recent introduction of forms of extended care until 21 years in most Australian jurisdictions has highlighted the need for additional assistance for all care leavers, yet paradoxically residential care leavers currently receive the least ongoing support. This critical commentary draws on recent relevant research findings and policy developments with regard to extended care locally and internationally. It presents the case for the concept of extended care to be adopted, via a nationally consistent model of extended care support for all residential care leavers incorporating formal housing and other support programs.
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