Connecting foster children with their siblings within a summer camp setting: A grant proposal |
| Posted on:2013-06-07 | Degree:M.S.W | Type:Thesis |
| University:California State University, Long Beach | Candidate:Shirley, Alison | Full Text:PDF |
| GTID:2454390008980529 | Subject:Social work |
| Abstract/Summary: | |
| Current estimates show that roughly 75% of sibling groups end up having to live apart after they enter the foster care system. The bond that siblings have for one another is a unique and strong one. Most mental health experts today believe that sibling relationships are the longest lasting and one of the most influential relationships that a human being can possess. This project seeks funding to develop a summer camp program that reunites foster children with their biological siblings. In the camp setting, foster children will be able to create and share childhood memories together as siblings. |
| Keywords/Search Tags: | Foster children, Camp setting, Siblings, Summer camp |
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