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Journal Article
Addressing the Social Determinants of Health to Stabilize Families in Crisis: Lessons from the Field in Five Nations
2023
Overview
Currently, millions of children in the world live in residential care settings (Desmond et al., 2020). This article addresses the intersection of social determinants of health and child welfare practice in the context of rapid return of children from institutions to communities experienced as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic. This paper describes the implications from a study of 164 children living in 100 families case managed by ten programs across Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Mexico, and Uganda. Each program was governmentmandated to rapidly return children to families and subsequently participated in a learning cohort dedicated to helping these programs support children in families. Data-informed recommendations for policy and practice are offered. Although the results of this program were largely positive, the greater narrative around the risks of rapid reintegration is highlighted. In an increasingly unstable world with food insecurity, natural disasters, geopolitical conflict, and mass migration (to list just a few causes of rapid reintegration of children into communities), this article's relevance is unfortunate but anticipated.
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Child Welfare League of America, Inc
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