“If I hadn’t come here I think I would have been inside.”
It takes time to judge whether intervention has been effective.
Outcomes
When Things Come Together
It takes time to judge success.
‘Consequences’ by Elizabeth Reinach and Glyn Roberts
A study of the effectiveness of an observation and assessment centre
‘Leaving Care’ by Mike Stein and Kate Carey
Indicators for success- and failure- in aftercare
Editorial: Faith
Unmeasurable and immeasurably important
“Unremembered Acts of Kindness and of Love”
The spontaneous little things make the difference, and they cannot be specified.
Aleesha: Part 3
Learning about disability as a parent
How are Good Parents Made?
The need for optimism in the face of problems and a good sense of humour
‘Continuity and Support Following Residential Treatment’ by Delores Taylor and Stuart Alpert
Post-discharge success was shown to depend on family contact.
‘Children in Foster Care: A Longitudinal Investigation’ by David Fanshel and Eugene B Shinn
A study of what makes for success in foster care