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Title: Well-Being and Permanency: The Relevance of Child Welfare Principles for Children Who are Unaccompanied Immigrants.
Authors: Avrushin, Adam, Vidal de Haymes, Maria
Source: Child Welfare. 2018, Vol. 96 Issue 6, p107-128. 22p.
Subjects: Unaccompanied immigrant children, Child welfare, Permanency planning, Well-being, Human services programs, Children's accident prevention, Immigration law, Psychology of immigrants, Metropolitan areas, Public administration, Social workers, Residential patterns
Geographic Terms: Illinois
Abstract: This study examines the experience of children who are unaccompanied immigrants and their families living in the Chicago metropolitan area from the perspective of the legal and human service professionals that accompany them. The government and community-based response to these young people are examined in context of child welfare principles that promote the best interest of the child. Findings suggest that children, irrespective of the system with which they are involved, would benefit from the application of the foundational principles of the best interest of the child, safety, well-being, and permanency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: This study examines the experience of children who are unaccompanied immigrants and their families living in the Chicago metropolitan area from the perspective of the legal and human service professionals that accompany them. The government and community-based response to these young people are examined in context of child welfare principles that promote the best interest of the child. Findings suggest that children, irrespective of the system with which they are involved, would benefit from the application of the foundational principles of the best interest of the child, safety, well-being, and permanency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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