Feeling and Being a Part of Something Better: Children and Young People Talk about Reintegration

This report provides an overview of 89 consultations with reintegrated children and youth. Two questions were asked, 1) What are the most important changes that have happened to them since they joined the reintegration program? 2) What ‘indicators’ or ‘signs’ show us that a child has ‘successfully reintegrated’ and which indicators are most important for children and young people?

Language(s):
English

Resource Type(s):
Report

Publisher/Producer: Perth, Australia: Centre for Rural Childhood, Perth College and the Child Recovery and Reintegration Network

Publication Date: Oct-13

Pages: 19

Author(s):
Centre for Rural Childhood
Perth College
Child Recovery and Reintegration Network

Availability:
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