“I don't know where I would be right now if it wasn't for them”: Emancipated foster care youth and their important non-parental adults

Research has identified the benefits of having non-parental adults for older youth in foster care, but less is known about the characteristics of these relationships, as well as the processes that support the foster youth as they transition from care to independence. The present study included a div...

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Published inChildren and youth services review Vol. 76; pp. 65 - 73
Main Authors Duke, Taylor, Farruggia, Susan P., Germo, Gary R.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Oxford Elsevier Ltd 01.05.2017
Elsevier Science Ltd
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Adults
Communication
Emancipation
Foster care
Important adults
Mentors
Older people
Parents & parenting
Social relationships
VIPs
Young adults
Youth
Social relationships
Emancipation
Foster care
Important adults
VIPs
Mentors
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Abstract Research has identified the benefits of having non-parental adults for older youth in foster care, but less is known about the characteristics of these relationships, as well as the processes that support the foster youth as they transition from care to independence. The present study included a diverse group of 99 young adults, who recently emancipated from care in a major U.S. city. These young adults reported having a very important non-parental adult (VIP) and 63 of these VIPs were also included in this study. The youth participated in a two-hour in-person interview followed by a survey, and the VIPs underwent a phone interview; all of these interviews were later transcribed and qualitatively coded using thematic analysis. Overall, this study aimed to: 1) identify the characteristics of these VIPs, and 2) elucidate how the VIPs support youth during the transition from care. Prominent characteristics of the youth and VIP relationship identified in this study include the relationship being “parent-like”, respectful, and reciprocal with regards to communication. Moreover, it was found that both the youth and the VIPs viewed these relationships to be important in reducing negative outcomes for the youth. These results call for the foster care system to take steps in helping foster care youth find and build relationships with the non-parental adults in their lives — VIPs can serve as important sources of support to aid foster youth in their adaptation to young adulthood. •A number of older foster care youth had relationships with non-parental adults, including kin and non-kin individuals.•Youth in foster care reported that their relationships with VIPs were of high-quality, parent-like, and life changing.•VIPs of youth in foster care maintained frequent contact with youth and described the relationship as parent-like.•VIPs of foster care youth had hopes and fears for their mentee that included aspirations and concerns around adjustment.
AbstractList Research has identified the benefits of having non-parental adults for older youth in foster care, but less is known about the characteristics of these relationships, as well as the processes that support the foster youth as they transition from care to independence. The present study included a diverse group of 99 young adults, who recently emancipated from care in a major U.S. city. These young adults reported having a very important non-parental adult (VIP) and 63 of these VIPs were also included in this study. The youth participated in a two-hour in-person interview followed by a survey, and the VIPs underwent a phone interview; all of these interviews were later transcribed and qualitatively coded using thematic analysis. Overall, this study aimed to: 1) identify the characteristics of these VIPs, and 2) elucidate how the VIPs support youth during the transition from care. Prominent characteristics of the youth and VIP relationship identified in this study include the relationship being “parent-like”, respectful, and reciprocal with regards to communication. Moreover, it was found that both the youth and the VIPs viewed these relationships to be important in reducing negative outcomes for the youth. These results call for the foster care system to take steps in helping foster care youth find and build relationships with the non-parental adults in their lives — VIPs can serve as important sources of support to aid foster youth in their adaptation to young adulthood. •A number of older foster care youth had relationships with non-parental adults, including kin and non-kin individuals.•Youth in foster care reported that their relationships with VIPs were of high-quality, parent-like, and life changing.•VIPs of youth in foster care maintained frequent contact with youth and described the relationship as parent-like.•VIPs of foster care youth had hopes and fears for their mentee that included aspirations and concerns around adjustment.
Research has identified the benefits of having non-parental adults for older youth in foster care, but less is known about the characteristics of these relationships, as well as the processes that support the foster youth as they transition from care to independence. The present study included a diverse group of 99 young adults, who recently emancipated from care in a major U.S. city. These young adults reported having a very important non-parental adult (VIP) and 63 of these VIPs were also included in this study. The youth participated in a two-hour in-person interview followed by a survey, and the VIPs underwent a phone interview; all of these interviews were later transcribed and qualitatively coded using thematic analysis. Overall, this study aimed to: 1) identify the characteristics of these ViP's, and 2) elucidate how the VIPs support youth during the transition from care. Prominent characteristics of the youth and VIP relationship identified in this study include the relationship being "parent- like", respectful, and reciprocal with regards to communication. Moreover, it was found that both the youth and the ViP's viewed these relationships to be important in reducing negative outcomes for the youth. These results call for the foster care system to take steps in helping foster care youth find and build relationships with the non-parental adults in their lives - VIPs can serve as important sources of support to aid foster youth in their adaptation to young adulthood.
Author Germo, Gary R.
Farruggia, Susan P.
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