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This note summarises child protection backgrounds, developmental outcomes, and connections to culture for CALD children in care; and implications for policy.
Introductory article for special issue on Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study. Child Abuse & Neglect, 106586. Link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2023.106586
2023 Australian Social Policy Conference. Socio-emotional outcomes of children in out of home care
2023 Australian Social Policy Conference. Contact with mothers for children in out-of-home care: Group-based trajectory modelling
This study determines the prevalence of developmental vulnerability and the uptake of service provision for children who entered care as infants.
This presentation examines how certain factors impact caregiving and well-being; and identifies group-based trajectories of caregiving and wellbeing of carers.
2023 Australian Social Policy Conference. Placement stability and children’s developmental outcomes: Evidence from the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study
Merran Butler, Department of Communities and Justice NSW. Conference presentation.
This presentation identifies subgroups of children in care based on family demographics and personal factors, and explores how these influence outcomes.
This paper compares the outcomes of children with disabilities in care to those without disabilities and examines associated factors, including sub-populations.
26 Mar 2025