Safe contact?: Children in permanent placement and contact with their birth relatives

Catherine Macaskill

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Legal and Social Justice Studies

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It examines: - the issue of preparation of children and permanent foster and adoptive families for contact - the perspective of children who can talk from personal experience about real experiences of contact with their birth relatives - the importance of confidentiality as a means of safeguarding children from further abuse - particular dilemmas in sibling contact - the very difficult theme of how to provide an effective support service extending beyond adoption.

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