Jurisdictional literature review of accommodation support Malatest International

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Summary: Oranga Tamariki has been running a Transitions Support Service (TSS) for young people moving away from the care system into independent adulthood since July 2019. One of the objectives of TSS is that more young people have safe and stable living arrangements. To support eligible rangatahi to remain in a stable caregiving arrangement, Entitlement to Remain or Return (ETRR) was implemented from July 2019. Under ETRR, rangatahi who have been in care can remain, or return to, living with a caregiver from the age of 18 until they turn 21. However, take-up of ETRR has been lower than expected. This literature review was commissioned to help us better understand how other countries support their young people, including those who need help with accommodation. It also considered reasons for the low uptake for ETRR. The review draws on published literature and website searches from specific jurisdictions. (From the website). Record #7655

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Published June 2021

Oranga Tamariki has been running a Transitions Support Service (TSS) for young people moving away from the care system into independent adulthood since July 2019. One of the objectives of TSS is that more young people have safe and stable living arrangements.

To support eligible rangatahi to remain in a stable caregiving arrangement, Entitlement to Remain or Return (ETRR) was implemented from July 2019. Under ETRR, rangatahi who have been in care can remain, or return to, living with a caregiver from the age of 18 until they turn 21. However, take-up of ETRR has been lower than expected.

This literature review was commissioned to help us better understand how other countries support their young people, including those who need help with accommodation. It also considered reasons for the low uptake for ETRR.

The review draws on published literature and website searches from specific jurisdictions. (From the website). Record #7655

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