Can increased support to foster care families reduce the number of moves for children in out-of-home care? Evidence from Norway
Los jóvenes noruegos en acogimiento familiar se mudan tres veces más frecuentemente que sus compañeros. Esta inestabilidad en la colocación se relaciona con consecuencias negativas en términos de apego social, bienestar, logros educativos, salud y oportunidades futuras. <br><br>Noruega implementó un...
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