Minerva Psichiatrica 2019 March;60(1):24-6

DOI: 10.23736/S0391-1772.18.01990-8

lingua: Inglese

A child who has a family is always a child who has time to grow

Pietro FERRARA ✉

Institute of Pediatrics, Catholic University Medical School, Rome, Italy

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The idea of family homes (FH) was that to create an alternative to orphanages. FH are now seen as a solution to the care problems of children whose parents are unable, unwilling, or judged by the legal system as unfit to care for them. Their aim is to help children regain hope and faith in life. Ideally, FH should help children rebuild a healthy relationship with their biological families or, when not possible, they should make the process of adoption as smooth as possible. FH should be a place of transit, a kind of “parking” of foster care temporarily on hold.

KEY WORDS: Foster home care - Foster child - Mental health

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Minerva Psichiatrica 2019 March;60(1):24-6

A child who has a family is always a child who has time to grow

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