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    Exploring resilience in institution-reared children: learning from success stories of post-institutionalized adults in Zambia
    (University of Western Cape, 2020) Namagembe, Jackie; Dykes, Glynnis
    The field, institutional care and transitioning out of care, has been well-researched in different countries around the world. Recent research has begun to look more closely on how some post-institutionalized individuals overcome these challenges associated with institutional care and be able to adapt and integrate well in society. In other words, how post-institutionalized adults build their resilience.
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    Exploring resilience in institution-reared children: learning from success stories of post-institutionalized adults in Zambia
    (University of Western Cape, 2020) Namagembe, Jackie; Dykes, Glynnis
    The field, institutional care and transitioning out of care, has been well-researched in different countries around the world. Recent research has begun to look more closely on how some post-institutionalized individuals overcome these challenges associated with institutional care and be able to adapt and integrate well in society. In other words, how post-institutionalized adults build their resilience.

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