While we have some understanding of the impact caring for children with complex care needs has on families, little is … known about how these families experience participation. This longitudinal qualitative study aimed to extend our limited … understanding of how the changing geographies of care influence the ways that Canadian families with children with complex care …

-based psychosocial support groups in HIV-affected families in low-income countries. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine … group intervention. Ninety-five percent of families completed the intervention and a follow-up questionnaire. Psychological …, less social isolation and greater hope for the future for families affected by HIV/AIDS following the intervention. …

At the start of the twenty-first century, two arms of U.S. immigration policy shape the lives of families and children … separations have for families and the potential impacts for children's well-being. I find that enforcement practices create …

their supervision. The present study, conducted in Canada, examined whether informing both children the older child is in …

.g., downtown). Using the City of Toronto, Canada, as a case study, this research asks two related questions: 1) what is the …

to the reported health of Chinese immigrants, Canada's largest recent immigrant group. A healthy immigrant effect is …

participated in a variety of types of health research in Canada, this paper focuses on subject perspectives on responsibility in …