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The complete list of all POCLS publications and resources. Current at 18/2/2025.
This snapshot summarises the key insights from the 10 POCLS papers published in the Special Issue of Child Abuse and Neglect
This report focuses on a cohort of children and young people in OOHC who were in residential care at the time of their POCLS interview across Wave 1 to Wave 5.
This report focuses on a cohort of young people aged 15-17 at the time of their POCLS interview, using data up to Wave 5, highlighting leaving care planning.
This paper compares children’s socio-emotional development in government- and non-government-managed OOHC to improve support and outcomes for children in care.
This study examines how parental substance use affects the developmental outcomes of children in OOHC, adjusting for key demographic, social and system factors.
This study aims to determine the trajectories of children who entered care as infants and whether service provision improves trajectories and outcomes.
This note compares the characteristics, parenting style, and wellbeing of relative/kinship carers to foster carers, including children’s developmental outcomes.
This paper describes the reading trajectories of 325 children in Year 3 to Year 7 who experienced OOHC, and factors associated with positive reading outcomes.
26 Mar 2025