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Hearty Lives (Liverpool): a case study-based evaluation of a project designed to promote healthy eating and lifestyles in looked after young people
Adoption & Fostering ( IF 1.0 ) Pub Date : 2019-03-01 , DOI: 10.1177/0308575918823432
Nicholas Medforth 1 , James Evans 1 , Melanie Hills 1 , Hannah Madden 1 , Jane Oyston 1
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This article discusses the growing body of evidence on the importance of health for looked after children and young people and evaluates a project, Hearty Lives (Liverpool), designed to produce positive results. Unhealthy weight and lifestyles are significant issues for young people in care, whether living at home with parents under the supervision of social services, with foster carers or in residential homes, as there is a close relationship between food, nutrition and family connectedness. Following the principles of Appreciative Inquiry, the evaluation uses a case study approach to explore the learning and experiences of those involved in the intervention. The learning gained provides useful insights for practitioners and organisations who are interested in developing similar projects elsewhere.

中文翻译:

丰盛的生活(利物浦):一项基于案例研究的评估项目,旨在促进受照顾的年轻人的健康饮食和生活方式

本文讨论了越来越多的证据表明健康对受照顾的儿童和年轻人的重要性,并评估了一个旨在产生积极成果的项目,丰盛的生活(利物浦)。不健康的体重和生活方式对于接受护理的年轻人来说是一个重要问题,无论是在社会服务的监督下与父母一起住在家里、与寄养者一起还是住在寄宿家庭中,因为食物、营养和家庭联系之间存在密切关系。遵循欣赏式探究的原则,评估使用案例研究方法来探索参与干预的人员的学习和经验。所获得的学习为有兴趣在其他地方开发类似项目的从业者和组织提供了有用的见解。
更新日期:2019-03-01
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