2022
DOI: 10.17951/lrp.2022.41.4.229-246
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Poszukiwanie rodzin adopcyjnych/zastępczych dla dzieci z niepełnosprawnością z wykorzystaniem mediów społecznościowych – głos profesjonalistów

Abstract: Wprowadzenie: Tworzenie dla dzieci z niepełnosprawnością rodzin adopcyjnych/zastępczych jest trudniejsze niż w przypadku dzieci pełnosprawnych ze względu na mniejszą liczbę chętnych kandydatów na rodziców. Naprzeciw temu wychodzą media społecznościowe, w których pojawiają się informacje o potrzebujących dzieciach oraz zgłaszają się kandydaci na rodziców w odpowiedzi na konkretne ogłoszenie. Cel badań: Celem badań było poznanie stanowiska osób profesjonalnie zajmujących się tworzeniem rodzin adopcyjnych i zastę… Show more

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“…Studies of the families with children with Down syndrome show that it is the families themselves who almost always have to bear the costs connected with the chronic disease (diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation) (99.2% of the surveyed families). The respondents declared that they sometimes had to spend more than 1000 zł a month (14.8%), but most often it was 300-1000 zł a month (55.9%) (Bartnikowska, 2022). In other psychological studies referring to the intensity levels of parental involvement of mothers and fathers of children and adolescents with a moderate and severe intellectual disability with Down syndrome, it appeared that the mothers of children with Down syndrome with a severer intellectual disability were characterized by a higher intensity of parental involvement (M = 198.36; SD = 18.03) than the fathers (M = 157.51; SD = 19.30) (Kaliszewska, 2022).…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies of the families with children with Down syndrome show that it is the families themselves who almost always have to bear the costs connected with the chronic disease (diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation) (99.2% of the surveyed families). The respondents declared that they sometimes had to spend more than 1000 zł a month (14.8%), but most often it was 300-1000 zł a month (55.9%) (Bartnikowska, 2022). In other psychological studies referring to the intensity levels of parental involvement of mothers and fathers of children and adolescents with a moderate and severe intellectual disability with Down syndrome, it appeared that the mothers of children with Down syndrome with a severer intellectual disability were characterized by a higher intensity of parental involvement (M = 198.36; SD = 18.03) than the fathers (M = 157.51; SD = 19.30) (Kaliszewska, 2022).…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%