Automatic language translation
Our website uses an automatic service to translate our content into different languages. These translations should be used as a guide only. See our Accessibility page for further information.
When you arrive on this page, you will receive the full list of FACSIAR publications and resources.
You can use the search and filter feature on the left of this page to refine your results, and help you find a particular page or document:
If you're interested in publications from the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study (POCLS) please select Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study under the Collection filter.
If you are unable to view or access the publications, please contact FACSIAR at facsiar@dcj.nsw.gov.au
This report aims to shed light on whether response bias may have occurred and whether weighting of the data is necessary
This report examines children's relationships from the perspective of the children themselves and their carers from the Wave 1 data collection in the POCLS.
This research report provides analysis of the differences between kinship care and foster care. Analyses involve comparisons of different types of kinship care
This report investigates whether there are differences in children based on time in care and potential bias introduced from non-participation in Wave 1.
Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study newsletter for study participants in 2017.
This note presents key insights on child-caregiver relationships and how caregiver parenting practices influence child outcomes; and implications for policy.
This note outlines key findings on how birth family time for children in care influences their wellbeing and identity; and implications for policy and practice.
This note outlines key findings relating to the provision of casework support to children and their caregivers; and implications for policy and practice.
This note outlines key findings relating to the childcare and early learning experiences of children in care; and implications for policy and practice.
Marina Paxman, Family and Community Services NSW. Conference presentation.
26 Mar 2025