Conditions for the institutionalization of boys, girls and adolescents in residential centers for specialized protection
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The objective of this research was to characterize the milestones in the family life of children who are users of residential centers in Chile and identify psychosocial variables that conditioning the institutionalization process of this population. The study approach was qualitative, under the case analysis methodology.
The results indicate that the conditioning factors of the institutionalization process are related to the permanent exposure to social precariousness of the families of children and adolescents and the intergenerational transmission of multidimensional poverty, residential mobility, disconnection with social and protective support and the violation of rights intergenerationally. It is concluded that it is important to advance in mechanisms that allow the construction of intergenerational diagnoses and to consider the conditioning factors visualized in their psychosocial approach.
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