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Open Adoption of Children in NSW Out-of-home Care
University of Sydney. Institute of Open Adoption Studies
其他書名
General Public Perceptions and Motivation [summary]
出版
Institute of Open Adoption Studies, University of Sydney
, 2018
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=M6tKzQEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋
This report provides insights into the general community's perceptions and motivations regarding adopting children from out-of-home care. There has been a major shift in policy and legislation to decrease the number of children who remain in long-term foster care, and instead prioritising kinship care, guardianship, or open adoption when restoration is not possible. A survey was conducted with 1,000 adults in New South Wales regarding their awareness of adoption, knowledge of its processes and supports in New South Wales, what makes a suitable adoptive parent, perceptions of birth families and post-adoption contact, and whether they would consider adopting a child now or in the future. The facts about adoption processes and entitlements are also noted, after the survey findings. The findings highlight a need for targeted efforts to address misconceptions about open adoption, including the process for pursuing an adoption, the legal rights of adoptive and birth families, and the supports available.