Research and analysis

Evaluation of the Staying Put: 18+ family placement programme

Research into the effectiveness of a pilot programme to promote positive outcomes for young people moving from care to independence.

Documents

Staying Put: 18-plus family placement programme - peer research report

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Staying Put: 18-plus family placement pilot programme - interim report

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Staying Put: 18-plus family placement pilot programme - interim report, brief

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Details

The ‘Staying Put’ family placement programme pilot began in 11 local authorities in July 2008 and ended in March 2011. The Staying Put programme is for young people who have ‘established familial relationships’ with their foster carers. It offers this group the opportunity to remain with their carers until they reach the age of 21.

Published 24 February 2012