Care Leavers

Focuses on the specific demographic of young people transitioning out of the care system who benefit from Junior ISAs.

The Role of Lifelong Links Coordinators: Facilitating Connections and Support

Explore the essential role of Lifelong Links Coordinators in supporting care leavers. Discover how these dedicated professionals facilitate vital connections, build robust support networks, and provide tailored assistance to young people transitioning from care to independence, ensuring long-term well-being and stability.

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The Role of Photographs and Keepsakes in Life Story Narratives

Explore the profound impact of photographs and keepsakes in constructing and enriching personal life story narratives, especially within care settings. Discover how these tangible memories serve as vital tools for identity formation, emotional connection, and effective communication, offering a window into an individual’s past and fostering a sense of belonging.

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The Psychology of Identity: How Heritage Influences Well-being in Care

This article explores how a child’s cultural heritage significantly impacts their psychological identity and overall well-being within the care system, advocating for proactive, culturally competent strategies to foster resilience and belonging.

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The ‘Lifelong Links’ Model: Fostering Enduring Relationships for Children in Care and Care Leavers

Explore the ‘Lifelong Links’ Model, a pivotal content strategy for ensuring children in care and care leavers build and maintain vital, lasting relationships for enhanced well-being and positive life outcomes.

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Healthcare Rights for Looked After Children: Accessing Essential Services

This article details the comprehensive healthcare rights of Looked After Children, covering legal frameworks, access to primary and specialist services, mental health support, consent, and the crucial role of corporate parents in ensuring their well-being.

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Support Systems and Services for Children in Care

This article explores the comprehensive support systems and services vital for children in care, encompassing educational, health, advocacy, and emotional provisions, alongside preparation for independent living. It highlights the collaborative efforts of professionals and the principle of corporate parenting to ensure these vulnerable young people thrive.

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