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Promoting Child and Carer Wellbeing and Placement Stability in Kinship Care. Kinship care is the fastest growing out-of-home care placement in Australia, yet least supported. This project aims to impl

The Australian National University — Linkage Projects
Amount
Up to $356,469
Closes
Thursday 18 February 2027
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Promoting Child and Carer Wellbeing and Placement Stability in Kinship Care. Kinship care is the fastest growing out-of-home care placement in Australia, yet least supported. This project aims to implement and evaluate an attachment and trauma-based program for kinship carers, explore its suitability for cultural adaptation for Indigenous families and co-design practical resources to promote program sustainability and trauma-informed practice. This project is Australia’s first randomised trial of a tailored program for kinship carers and expects to generate vital knowledge on evidence-based support. Via implementing an innovative program for kinship carers in statutory child protection, this project should build capacity for research-based practice and benefit family wellbeing and placement outcomes in kinship care.. Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 5203 - Clinical and Health Psychology. Lead: Dr Dave Pasalich

Categories
indigenousartshealth
Target Recipients
researchersuniversities

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