2022
DOI: 10.1111/cfs.12963
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Effective strategies for socio‐educational intervention during the process of transition to adult life of unaccompanied minors from Africa

Abstract: The arrival of unaccompanied minors from Africa in Spanish territory has been a constant since the last decade of the twentieth century. This migratory phenomenon has forced the child welfare system to attend to thousands of migrant children. The transition to adult life is a decisive stage in overcoming the situation of social exclusion. This research aims to analyse which socio-educational intervention strategies are effective during the process of transition to independent living with unaccompanied minors o… Show more

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“…The results of this work, together with the previous scientific literature, highlight the need to address the well-being of UMC, which is also a right, by implementing interventions to reduce the factors identified as stressors. These interventions should continue after they leave the CPS, as stated in the legislation in force, accompanying them and providing them with knowledge about the social, labour and legal reality of the host country, reducing as much as possible all the bureaucratic obstacles they must face (Fernández-Simo et al, 2023;Herrera-Pastor et al, 2022).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of this work, together with the previous scientific literature, highlight the need to address the well-being of UMC, which is also a right, by implementing interventions to reduce the factors identified as stressors. These interventions should continue after they leave the CPS, as stated in the legislation in force, accompanying them and providing them with knowledge about the social, labour and legal reality of the host country, reducing as much as possible all the bureaucratic obstacles they must face (Fernández-Simo et al, 2023;Herrera-Pastor et al, 2022).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lo que implica limitaciones para el desarrollo de intervenciones integrales, en coordinación con otros ámbitos como las escuelas, las empresas, y con la sociedad en general, en pro de fomentar y desarrollar competencias personales de los/as jóvenes migrantes no acompañados/as para la emancipación (Cáceres, 2006;López et al, 2013). En todo caso, se pone de manifiesto que los equipos profesionales desarrollan las estrategias socioeducativas que les posibilita el sistema de protección, y en cierto sentido, las convierten en amortiguadores de las deficiencias del propio sistema (Fernández-Simó et al, 2022).…”
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“…Cuando se añade la condición "migrante sin compañía", además, requieren que se les proporcionen ayudas concretas para superar sus dificultades particulares (Gimeno-Monterde et al, 2021). Para ello, es necesario una planificación individual que implique a la propia persona y sus expectativas, en parte relacionadas con su proyecto migratorio (Fernández-Simó et al, 2022). Llevarla a cabo, implica la colaboración y la coordinación entre la escuela, la familia, la comunidad y la empresa, puesto que con el apoyo de estos agentes existen mayores probabilidades de éxito para superar los desafíos, como por ejemplo la finalización de los estudios, que es determinante al tratarse de un grupo en extrema vulnerabilidad (Rana et al, 2011).…”
Section: Preparación Para La Vida Adulta De Jóvenes Migrantes No Acom...unclassified
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