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Current Issue

Vol. 16 No. 2-3 (2025): Special issue based on papers presented at the FICE-International 35th World Congress Split, Croatia, October 23–25, 2024

“Shaping Tomorrow’s Care for Children And Youth: Quality and Innovation in Alternative Care”

Guest editors:

James P. Anglin, Canada

Shemine A. Gulamhusein, Canada

Alexander Schneider, Israel

Published: 2025-10-21

Articles

A TRIBUTE: DR. EMMANUEL GRUPPER, 1944–2024

James P. Anglin, Shemine A. Gulamhusein, Alexander Schneider

1
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INTRODUCTION TO THE 35TH FICE WORLD CONGRESS SPECIAL ISSUE

James P. Anglin, Shemine A. Gulamhusein, Alexander Schneider

2-11
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Section I - A Framework For Thinking About Quality in Alternative Care

TOWARDS A STATEMENT ON RESIDENTIAL GROUP CARE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH: A SUGGESTED FRAMEWORK

James P. Anglin, Bruce Henderson

12-23
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FICE INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT ON PROMOTING APPROPRIATE AND QUALITY ALTERNATIVE CARE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

FICE International Federal Council

24-28
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Section II - Learning from the Voices of Young People, Families, & Practitioners

HONORING THE VOICES OF YOUTH IN OUT-OF-HOME CARE: INSIGHTS INTO RESTRICTIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

Claudia Equit, Elisabeth Thomas

29-46
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EXPERIENCES OF EXPERTS INVOLVED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EXTENDED PROFESSIONAL PROCEDURE FOR CHILDREN WITH PROBLEMS IN BEHAVIOR

Ivana Đurek Setinšek , Marijana Majdak

47-67
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THE “WHAT’S UP?” SURVEY OF ADOLESCENTS IN RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES DURING THE ISRAEL–HAMAS WAR

Ben Alfasi, Anna Reznikovski-Kuras, Tal Arazi

68-79
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PROBLEMATIC BEHAVIOUR IN FOSTER CARE: INSIGHTS FROM FOSTER CARERS AND CARE CENTRE STAFF IN LITHUANIA

Jolanta Pivorienė

80-95
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PARENTING MEDIATION AND MONITORING: HOW FAMILY STRUCTURE SHAPES RESPONSES TO CHILDREN’S ONLINE SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Roberta Matković, Lucija Vejmelka, Tomislav Ramljak

96-117
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RESIDENTIAL CARE IN ISRAEL: PRINCIPLES FOR CONSTRUCTING A COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM FOR GATHERING DATA, PLANNING INTERVENTIONS, AND EVALUATING OUTCOMES

Hadas Shapira, Anna Reznikovski-Kuras, Tal Arazi

118-131
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Section III - Innovative Approaches to Addressing Young People's Needs

ENABLING CHILDREN WITH VULNERABILITIES TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

Gurneet Kaur Kalra, Kiran Modi

132-149
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BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY FOR CHILDREN THROUGH SOCIAL SUPPORT AND EDUCATION IN ROMANIA

Nicoleta Golai Vînătoru, Anemari Nițu

150-163
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THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION ON CHILDREN IN RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE: CHALLENGES AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SOLUTIONS

Alois Daněk

164-179
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YOUTH HOMELESSNESS IN CROATIA: PATHWAYS, CHALLENGES, AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Marijana Kletečki Radović , Ela Rukavina Lapov

180-193
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SLOVENIAN ACT ON THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS OR DISORDERS IN EDUCATION

Matej Vukovič, Mitja Krajnčan, Katja Vrhunc Pfeifer

194-214
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FICE SPECIAL TASK FORCE “HAND IN HAND”: IMPROVING SAFETY AND WELL-BEING FOR DISPLACED UKRAINIAN CHILDREN

Alexander Schneider, Marianna Bilyk, Yelyzaveta Moroz

215-233
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Section IV - Developing Competent Practitioners and Carers

UNDERSTANDING THE UNKNOWN: WORK DISCUSSION AS A MEANS OF DEVELOPING CASE-UNDERSTANDING COMPETENCIES

Robert Kampe

234-250
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FIFTEEN YEARS OF THE “STUDENTS FOR CHILDREN” PROGRAM: TRAUMA-INFORMED VOLUNTEERISM AND INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION IN CHILD PROTECTION

Beáta Korinek, Judit Zeller, Gabriella Kulcsár, Patricia Kovács, Petra Kondora

251-263
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Section I - A Framework For Thinking About Quality in Alternative Care

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