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Author:   Moshe Israelashvili ,  Shula Mozes
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.600kg
ISBN:  

9780367645038

ISBN 10:   0367645033
Pages:   400
Publication Date:   20 September 2022
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  College/higher education ,  Professional & Vocational ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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"Acknowledgments Foreword List of Contributors Part I: Foreword 1. Those who we expect to be ""self-made adults"" Moshe Israelashvili & Shula Mozes Part II: Topics 2. Sources of social support: Improving outcomes for transition-age foster youth Loring P. Jones 3. Finding a Sense of Belonging in the Absence of Family Kelly-Ann Allen, Emily Berger, Tim Campbell, Margaret U'Ren, & Michelle L. Andrews 4. Future orientation: Where there is a will there is a way Rachel Seginer 5. Family Support and Young Adult Labor Market Attainment Stacy Bluth & Anna Manzoni 6. The transition to adulthood among young people in residential care: A review of the determinants of emancipation processes in Spain Albert Cabellos Vidal, Josep Lluís Oliver Torelló, Jorge Fernández del Valle, & Joan Amer Fernández 7. Mentoring Relationships in the Lives of Care Leavers during the Transition to Adulthood: Contributions and Challenges Yafit Sulimani-Aidan 8. Positive Youth Development: A Platform for a University Training Experience Carmen Orte, María Valero de Vicente, Margarita Vives Barceló, Belén Pascual Barrio, & Lidia Sánchez-Prieto 9. Is there a family to lean on? An intersectional approach to parent involvement in their children’s schooling Audrey Addi-Raccah 10. Who will get the most of the intervention program? Lamerhav's explorations of ways to identify youth in need for further support Natan Gelman & Shula Mozes Part III: Populations 11. Residential care-leaving in the Global South: A review of the current literature Kwabena Frimpong-Manso 12. Need-centered support for young refugees in Germany Hannes Reinke, Tobias Kärner, & Tobias Ringeisen 13. The Life of an Island Child – Where are the Parents? Janique. N Charles 14. Homeless Youth in India Solomon Ranati & Shreeletha Solomon 15. An inclusive and Sustainable future life for Young Asylum-Seekers Di Maggio Ilaria, Santilli Sara, Ginevra Maria Cristina & Nota Laura 16. Leaving the Yeshiva High School and Losing Parental Support: The Case of Male Ultra-Orthodox Dropout in Israel Itzhaki-Braun, Yael & Yablon, Yacob Part IV: Programs 17. Wraparound: An Adaptable, Promising Intervention to Support Isolated Youth or those At-Risk Lucy Rose Lightfoot, Ian de Terte, Kirsty Ross, Richard Etheredge, & Ruth A. Gammon 18. Young Latin American women with vulnerable families: A program promoting positive development and opportunities Dina Krauskopf Roger & Sharling Hernández 19. IT communication tools and techniques to support the coming of age: A focus on children and youth in childcare Andrea Rácz, Ernő Bogács, & Marianna Jonkl 20. The Foster Youth Success Campaign Dione Milan K. Washington 21. Polish youth with limited family support: Externalizing and internalizing problems Krzysztof Ostaszewski, Agnieszka Pisarska, Krzysztof Bobrowski & Jakub Greń 22. From Welfare Dependence to Independence: Orr-Shalom programs for graduates of out-of-home living placements Yair Medalion, Sharon Levin, Yana Kadosh, & Nurit Yirmiya 23. The ‘Building My Future’ community-based intervention program to promote youth development in adolescents at psychosocial risk Chloe García-Poole, Sonia Byrne & María José Rodrigo 24. ""Lamerhav"" – an Israeli program for Young Adults without Family Support Shula Mozes Part V: Afterword 25. Emerging needs in the context of youth with no family to lean on Shula Mozes & Moshe Israelashvili Index"

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"Shula Mozes is a social entrepreneur. In 2001, she founded the ""Lamerhav"" program for young adults who lack family support, and in 2015, she launched ""iota"", a social business striving to design beautiful hand-knitted furniture while creating jobs for otherwise unemployed people worldwide and preserving this craft. Moshe Israelashvili, Professor Emeritus, School of Education, Tel Aviv University. His studies focus on adjustment, coping, and resilience. He has published and co-edited several books, including: The Cambridge Handbook of International Prevention Science (2017) and Education in the Arab Society in Israel (2020)."

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