Fremdplatzierte Kinder verstehen

"Children in Foster Care" tells stories of uprooting, violence, neglect, fears, and inner struggles. However, it also shares stories of new beginnings, opportunities, and reconciliations. The individuals portrayed in this book are between 29 and 75 years old and did not grow up with their biological parents for various reasons. As experts with lived experience, they share what children in foster care truly need and highlight how quickly a child can become a pawn of cantons and authorities. Conversations with professionals and background texts explore how a foster placement should proceed with the child's well-being at its core. It becomes clear that the right approach to foster children is not a matter of professionalism; it is a matter of attitude.