Browse Categories - T
- Term commonly found on child welfare records
- A phrase, word or abbreviation commonly used as a shorthand notation within child welfare records.
- Absconding
- Admission
- Charged
- Convicted child (1866 - )
- Destitute Child (1866 - )
- Discharge
- Type of 'care'
- A method of providing for children who are not living with their families.
- Assessment Unit (1970s)
- Asylum
- Benevolent Institution
- Boarding Out (1850s - 1960s)
- Compound
- Cottage home
- Foster Care
- Type of record
- The different kinds of documents that have been, and are still, kept to record information related to children in 'care'. These may be maintained by a government or non-government agency, or held in an archival repository, library or in private hands.
- Admission Register
- Case Files
- Correspondence Files
Last updated: 1 May 2013
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