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Tag: mental health

Missing Persons Data Report 2020/21

Posted on 28th Oct 2022 by foxnic

National Crime Agency (NCA) (2022) This document is available for anyone to access without restriction and is free to access.… Read more Missing Persons Data Report 2020/21

Transitional Safeguarding and Missing Young People

Posted on 28th Oct 2022 by foxnic

Missing People (2022) This document is available to access by anyone without restriction and is free to access. View the… Read more Transitional Safeguarding and Missing Young People

Policing and Missing Persons

Posted on 26th Oct 2022 by foxnic

Lorna Ferguson and Aiden Sidebottom (2022, UK and Canada). “This article provides an overview of what is known about policing… Read more Policing and Missing Persons

Running Away from Foster Care: What Do We Know and What Do We Do?

Posted on 13th Jul 202213th Jul 2022 by foxnic

Kimberly Crosland and Glen Dunlap (US, 2015). Published in Journal of Child and Family Studies, Volume 24, Pages 1697–1706. Access… Read more Running Away from Foster Care: What Do We Know and What Do We Do?

Examining the Connection Between Missing Persons and Victimization: An Application of Lifestyle Exposure Theory.

Posted on 13th Jul 202213th Jul 2022 by foxnic

Lorna Ferguson, Melissa Elliott, and Sin Kim (Canada, 2022). Published in Crime and Delinquency. This document is free to access and available… Read more Examining the Connection Between Missing Persons and Victimization: An Application of Lifestyle Exposure Theory.

Revitalizing Profiles of Runaways: A Latent Class Analysis of Delinquent Runaway Youth.

Posted on 13th Jul 2022 by foxnic

Michelle N. Jeanis, Bryanna H. Fox and Caitlyn N. Muniz (US, 2019) Published in Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, Volume 34, Pages 171-187.… Read more Revitalizing Profiles of Runaways: A Latent Class Analysis of Delinquent Runaway Youth.

Police risk assessment and case outcomes in missing person investigations.

Posted on 8th Jul 2022 by foxnic

Jessica Phoenix and Brian J Francis (2022). Published in The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles. This document is free to… Read more Police risk assessment and case outcomes in missing person investigations.

Return home interviews with children who have been missing: an exploratory analysis.

Posted on 24th Jun 20222nd Jul 2022 by Charlie Hedges

Laura Boulton, Jessica Phoenix, Eric Halford & Aiden Sidebottom (2022). An analysis of the contents of notes from 113 independent return… Read more Return home interviews with children who have been missing: an exploratory analysis.

Runaway Youth: Caring for the Nation’s Largest Segment of Missing Children.

Posted on 13th Jun 2022 by foxnic

Thresia B Gambon, Janna R Gewirtz O’Brien (2020, US) Access to this document is not restricted. The document is available for… Read more Runaway Youth: Caring for the Nation’s Largest Segment of Missing Children.

Meeting the needs of detached young runaways through psychologically informed environments.

Posted on 13th Jun 2022 by foxnic

Emile Smeaton (2012) Published in Housing, Care and Support, Volume 15 Issue 2. Access to this document is not restricted.… Read more Meeting the needs of detached young runaways through psychologically informed environments.

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