Sociological features of the adaptation of orphans and children left without parental care to the conditions of a family orphanage
Abstract
The article examines the sociological characteristics of orphans and children who were left without parental care in the process of adaptation to a family orphanage. The main aspects of this process are highlighted as children’s difficulties in adapting to the social environment and the role of educators. The study analyzes the impact of emotional support and social integration on adaptation
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child welfare children’s rights orphansReferences
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