Corporate Parenting for young people in care: making the difference: Summary report of key findings

Jo Dixon; Jenny  Lee

Corporate Parenting for young people in care: making the difference: Summary report of key findings

Social Policy and Social Work

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Abstract

The summary report outlines the key findings from a three year Big Lottery funded study of Corporate Parenting for young people in and leaving care in 12 local authorities in England. Led by Catch 22's National Care Advisory Service and University of York researchers, the study looked at policy, practice, experiences and progress across all areas of young people's lives including education, health and wellbeing, accomodation, supprt networks and transition to adulthood and EET. Importantly, the study was conducted alongside care expereinced young people, who received training and support to work as peer researchers. The full report is published by Catch22 and is available via https://www.catch-22.org.uk/

Original language	English
Type	Summary Report
Media of output	Online and printed
Publisher	Catch22
Number of pages	26
Place of Publication	London
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2015

Keywords

LEAVING CARE
corporate parenting
peer research

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