Supporting youth permanency

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2020

Authors

Duerksen, Kari

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Research Partnerships and Knowledge Mobilization

Abstract

Youth who age out of care without achieving legal permanency are at higher risk for a range of negative outcomes. Indigenous youth are at higher risk of both being in care and aging out of care without achieving legal permanency.

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youth permanency, legal permanency, physical permanency, relational permanency, cultural permanency, GS 505, Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD), Research Snapshots

Citation

Duerksen, K. (2020). Supporting youth permanency. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1828/13147

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