School-Age (7-9 Yrs) Well-Being Questions for Caregivers:

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School-Age (7-9 Yrs) Well-Being Questions for Caregivers: What is it like for you to care for this child? What has been the effect on your family of having this child placed here? What did you expect it to be like? Describe who this child is. What about the child is easiest and most pleasurable? What is the most difficult aspect of this child for you to deal with? What are the things about this child that you think will help him/her in the future? What do you think might be harder for him/her? How has this child changed since coming here? What do you think about that? How has the child adjusted to this placement? What are the goals for this child and his/her family and what do you think/feel about that? What makes that okay; not okay? What do you think of the family visits with the child? Is this child receiving any educational, medical and/or psychological services? Which ones? How often? What do you think/feel about these? Do you think that they are meeting this child s needs? Are there any other services that you think this child needs? What kinds of things does this child like to do? To whom do you go if things aren t going too well? Who does this child seek comfort from when s/he is hurt, frightened, or ill? Is this child able to seek you out and accept your help when needed? How does this child comply with your requests and demands? How is this child s sleeping pattern? How is this child s eating habits? Have you seen any weight changes since this child has been with you?

Does this child show preference for a particular adult? How easy is it to soothe this child when s/he is upset? What are the things that you need to support your continued care of this child? Does this child show warmth and affection across a range of interactions and with different people? School-Age (7-9 Yrs) Well-Being Questions for Children: Living Arrangements: How is it for you living at (caregiver s name) s house? Who else lives here with you? What do you think about these other people who live here? What is it like living with them? Do you know why you are living here with (caregiver s name)? How do you feel about (caregiver s name)? How do you think that they feel about you? Are there things that you can and can t do at (caregiver s name) s house? What are some of these rules? What happens if you break a rule? How often does this happen? Daily Routine: How do you wake up in the morning? What do you do in the morning to get ready for school? Does anyone help you? If so, what do they do? Does anyone make breakfast for you? Who? What are some things that you eat for breakfast? Do you bring lunch with you to school or do you get lunch at the school cafeteria? What are some things that you eat for lunch?

Who makes you dinner? What are some things that you eat for dinner? What do you do after dinner? What time do you go to bed? Does anyone help you to get ready for bed? If so, what do they do? What is bedtime like for you? Where do you sleep? Do you share a room with anyone? Who? What is this like for you? Do you share a bed with anyone else? If so, who? Social/ Emotional: If you are upset or angry about something that happens at (caregiver s name) s house, is there anyone that you can go to? Who? What happens when (caregiver s names) get angry at you, each other, or someone else who lives in your house? How often do they get angry? What does it feel like for you when they are angry? What are some of the things that they get angry about? Is there anyone at (caregiver s name) s house or anywhere else that makes you feel scared? Are there any grown ups or kids who do things that make you feel sad, mad, scared or confused? Do you ever get scared playing in your neighborhood? If so, what are the things that make you scared? Is there anyone who you are able to talk to about this? Do you ever wake up in the middle of the night? If so, what happens? If something is really worrying you, who can you talk to? If you need to get in touch with the caseworker, do you know how to do that? How? Family and Friends: How are visits with your family? What kinds of things do you with your family on visits? How often do you see them? Do you speak with them on the telephone in between visits?

Do you see your brothers and/or sisters? How is to see them? Do you see other members of your family e.g., grandparents, aunts, uncles? Who are your friends? What do you like to do with them? Where do you see them? Special Interests: What do you do on the weekends? Who do you do this with? What do the other people in (caregiver s name) s house do? If applicable: Is this different from what you used to do on weekends? If so, how is it different? What kinds of things do you like to do for fun (sports, music, art, video games, etc.)? Do you do these things while you are living with (caregiver s name)? Are there any things that you d really like to be doing that you aren t doing now?

Education: How is school? What grade are you in? What are some of the things that you like best about school? What are some of the things that you like the least about school? Are there any subjects at school, like math or reading that are hard for you? If so, do you get any kind of special help with these subjects? Where do you go after school? How do you get there? What do you do after school? Do you like doing this? Health: Have you been to see a doctor since you ve been living with (caregiver s name)? What did you see this doctor for? Have you been to any other doctors? If so, why? Have you seen a dentist since you ve been living with (caregiver s name)? Do you go to see a counselor or therapist? What is this like for you? Do you know why you are seeing them?