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The Relationship Between Sense of Belonging and Well-being Outcomes in Emerging Adults with Care Experience

HAVING A SENSE OF BELONGING during separation from parental care was associated with:

HIGHER life satisfaction

LOWER

Key Study Finding:

A STRONG SENSE OF

BELONGING

makes a large, measurable difference for young adults transitioning to adulthood.

SENSE OF BELONGING = The feeling of being accepted and connected to a group or community. Having a sense of belonging provides a feeling of safety, happiness, and worth.

rates of suicidal ideation

rates of adult homelessness

Belonging 32%

Belonging 33%

HIGHER resilience

LOWER

No Belonging 67%

No Belonging 68%

How does a sense of belonging impact well being among emerging adults Young adults with alternative care experience often lack the

SOCIAL RESOURCES needed to develop a

HEALTHY SENSE OF BELONGING.

Based on research by Amanda Hiles Howard, Megan Roberts, Tony Mitchell, and Nicole Gilbertson Wilke


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