Kinship Care
Kinship Care refers to the arrangement where a child is placed in the care of a relative or someone with a significant relationship to the child when they are unable to live with their biological parents. This form of care can be informal or formalized through legal guardianship or foster care systems. Kinship Care is often seen as a way to maintain family and cultural connections for the child while providing a safe and stable environment. It can involve various challenges and benefits for both the child and the caregivers involved.
External Links
- [KinshipCare.org] Parenting Tips for Adoptive Parents of Adopted Children | Adoption.com
- [KinshipCare.net]