Subjective well-being of Kenyan children reunified with families from residential care institutions: A closer look at child disability

Subjective well-being of Kenyan children reunified with families from residential care institutions: A closer look at child disability

Background: Living in residential care has been well documented as causing harm to children in some parts of the world, especially children with disabilities. However, very little empirical research has looked at the intersection of child disability and living in residential care in Kenya or elsewhe...

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Main Authors: Sarah Elizabeth Neville, Joanna Wakia, John Hembling, Beth Bradford, Martin Kiandiko, Michael Ochieng, Edith Apiyo, Khadija Karama, Alividzah Kituku, Maureen Obuya, Missie Oindo, Wilson Ochuka, Indrani Saran, Margaret Lombe, Thomas M. Crea
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2025-10-01
Series:Child Protection and Practice
Subjects:
Orphanage
Family reintegration
Child protection
Child welfare
Low- and middle-income countries
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2950193825001202
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