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Beijing and its districts’ child welfare institutions Beijing and its districts’ child welfare institutions
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Taiyuan Child Welfare Institution, Shanxi Taiyuan Child Welfare Institution, Shanxi
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Urumqi Child Welfare Institution, Xinjiang Urumqi Child Welfare Institution, Xinjiang
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Nanning Welfare Institution, Guangxi Nanning Welfare Institution, Guangxi
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Responsibilities of the institution Responsibilities of the institution
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Foster care Foster care
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Number of children in state care or adopted Number of children in state care or adopted
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Development of community resource centres Development of community resource centres
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Summary of child welfare institution practices Summary of child welfare institution practices
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Three Alternative care practices in child welfare institutions
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Published:August 2017
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Abstract
This chapter presents the alternative care policies in the research cities — Beijing, Taiyuan, Datong, Urumqi, and Nanning. The institutions' policies and practices during the children's childhood and when they reach late teenage years affect the quality of the transition of young people out of care, such as whether they are required to leave, are supported to leave, have the capacity to leave and understand the benefits of leaving. The policies and practices affect the expectations and capacity of young people to achieve social inclusion in their young adulthood and to experience their rights to transition towards independent living in the same way as their peers in their communities, as well as support them to avoid the risks of social exclusion.
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