Residential child care is a form of child care provision where vulnerable children live with a group of other children looked after by paid staff who work ...

Residential child care communities or children's homes are a type of residential care, which refers to long-term care given to children who cannot stay in ... In the United States · Types of care · Benefits · Criticism

Children's Residential Services aim to provide a physically, emotionally and psychologically safe space in which children and young people can heal, develop and ...

HIQA developed national standards for all children's residential centres to make sure that children and young people receive the best possible care and support ...

Residential care is a form of group care for children who are looked after, where care is provided by teams of paid staff.

Our residential care service is a transitional program that provides placements for youth in houses where care is provided by support professionals.

Residential care is primarily for children and young people aged 10-17 years with CAT scores 3 or 4 and mostly involves small group care (up to 4 places), ...

Children's residential service provides support, care and accommodation for young people aged 10-17 who are unable to live with their own family.

Residential care homes offer children and young people a safe place to live together with other children away from home.