2020
DOI: 10.3917/agora.086.0111
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L’entrée dans la vie adulte des jeunes pris en charge par le système de protection de l’enfance

Abstract: Cet article propose un tour d’horizon des vingt-cinq dernières années de recherches françaises sur l’entrée dans la vie adulte des jeunes sortis de protection de l’enfance, à travers leurs évolutions méthodologiques et thématiques. Les recherches se sont en effet de plus en plus axées sur la période difficile de la sortie de placement et ont mis en lumière les difficultés et ressources de ces jeunes sans soutien parental, dans leur insertion résidentielle et socioprofessionnelle. Dans un contexte où l’insertio… Show more

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“…Despite the importance of the stability and longevity of social relationships (Best & Blakeslee, 2020), youth in care find it difficult to develop and maintain a social support network. Placement experiences can weaken ties with significant others, which in turn can reduce the number of friendships or cause them to refrain from seeking help from their families (Frechon & Lacroix, 2020). For example, frequent travel during placement increases youth's distance from family and friends, hindering their chances of forming meaningful relationships (Robin et al, 2015).…”
Section: Out-of Home and Transition To Adulthood In Quebecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the importance of the stability and longevity of social relationships (Best & Blakeslee, 2020), youth in care find it difficult to develop and maintain a social support network. Placement experiences can weaken ties with significant others, which in turn can reduce the number of friendships or cause them to refrain from seeking help from their families (Frechon & Lacroix, 2020). For example, frequent travel during placement increases youth's distance from family and friends, hindering their chances of forming meaningful relationships (Robin et al, 2015).…”
Section: Out-of Home and Transition To Adulthood In Quebecmentioning
confidence: 99%