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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)This first report from the programme of research, ‘Report No. 1: A Survey of Service-provider Perspectives’ presents findings gathered by way of electronic survey (e-survey), which was circulated to those working with young ...
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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)This report clearly identifies the particular vulnerabilities associated with young people in care (YPIC). Although YPIC are not a homogenous group and arrive in State care for a multiplicity of reasons, engaging in risky ...
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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)This report presents findings gathered by way of in-depth interviews with 22 service-providers engaged in direct or indirect provision of Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) or sexual healthcare to young people in ...
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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)The report finds that fostering was largely a positive experience for foster carers, although experiences varied according to the young people involved. Foster carers were very aware that many YPIC had additional needs ...
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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)This second report from the programme of research 'Report No. 2: A Descriptive Mapping of Services Promoting Sexual Health among Young People in Care' presents information on current services and initiatives relating to ...
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(HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme and Child & Family Agency (Tusla), 2016-03)The aim of this report is to bring together the findings from the five standalone reports comprising the SENYPIC programme of research in one succinct report.
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(Taylor and Francis, 2016-04)This paper presents the results from an analysis of data from service-providers and young adults who were formerly in state care about how information about the sexual health of young people in state care (YPISC) is managed. ...
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