15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform

David Crampton; Joan Pennell

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Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform

David Crampton and Joan Pennell

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Crampton, David and Pennell, Joan. "15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform". Achieving Permanence for Older Children and Youth in Foster Care, edited by Benjamin Kerman, Madelyn Freundlich and Anthony Maluccio, New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, 2009, pp. 266-290. https://doi.org/10.7312/kerm14688-016

Crampton, D. & Pennell, J. (2009). 15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform. In B. Kerman, M. Freundlich & A. Maluccio (Ed.), Achieving Permanence for Older Children and Youth in Foster Care (pp. 266-290). New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press. https://doi.org/10.7312/kerm14688-016

Crampton, D. and Pennell, J. 2009. 15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform. In: Kerman, B., Freundlich, M. and Maluccio, A. ed. Achieving Permanence for Older Children and Youth in Foster Care. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, pp. 266-290. https://doi.org/10.7312/kerm14688-016

Crampton, David and Pennell, Joan. "15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform" In Achieving Permanence for Older Children and Youth in Foster Care edited by Benjamin Kerman, Madelyn Freundlich and Anthony Maluccio, 266-290. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, 2009. https://doi.org/10.7312/kerm14688-016

Crampton D, Pennell J. 15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care: Promising Practices and the Challenge of Child Welfare Reform. In: Kerman B, Freundlich M, Maluccio A (ed.) Achieving Permanence for Older Children and Youth in Foster Care. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press; 2009. p.266-290. https://doi.org/10.7312/kerm14688-016

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Frontmatter i
Contents v
Acknowledgments ix
1. Foster Youth in Context 9
2. A Comparative Examination of Foster Youth Who Did and Did Not Achieve Permanency 32
3. Outcomes for Older Youth Exiting the Foster Care System in the United States 40
4. Outcomes for Youth Exiting the Foster Care System 75
5. Permanence and Impermanence for Youth in Out-of-Home Care 88
6. Permanence Is a State of Security and Attachment 109
7. Permanence for Older Children and Youth 123
8. Federal Law and Child Welfare Reform 147
9. Guardianship and Youth Permanence 156
10. A Fine Balancing Act: Kinship Care, Subsidized Guardianship, and Outcomes 176
11. Dependency Court Reform Addressing the Permanency Needs of Youth in Foster Care 187
12. Facilitation of Systems Reform 210
13. Permanent Families for Adolescents 219
14. Youth Permanence Through Adoption 244
15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care 266
16. Developmentally Appropriate Community-Based Responses to the Permanency Needs of Older Youth Involved in the Child Welfare System 291
17. Social and Life Skills Development 313
18. From Research to Practice 337
Afterword 357
Contributors 369
Index 375
Introduction 1

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter i
Contents v
Acknowledgments ix
1. Foster Youth in Context 9
2. A Comparative Examination of Foster Youth Who Did and Did Not Achieve Permanency 32
3. Outcomes for Older Youth Exiting the Foster Care System in the United States 40
4. Outcomes for Youth Exiting the Foster Care System 75
5. Permanence and Impermanence for Youth in Out-of-Home Care 88
6. Permanence Is a State of Security and Attachment 109
7. Permanence for Older Children and Youth 123
8. Federal Law and Child Welfare Reform 147
9. Guardianship and Youth Permanence 156
10. A Fine Balancing Act: Kinship Care, Subsidized Guardianship, and Outcomes 176
11. Dependency Court Reform Addressing the Permanency Needs of Youth in Foster Care 187
12. Facilitation of Systems Reform 210
13. Permanent Families for Adolescents 219
14. Youth Permanence Through Adoption 244
15. Family-Involvement Meetings with Older Children in Foster Care 266
16. Developmentally Appropriate Community-Based Responses to the Permanency Needs of Older Youth Involved in the Child Welfare System 291
17. Social and Life Skills Development 313
18. From Research to Practice 337
Afterword 357
Contributors 369
Index 375
Introduction 1

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