Jacob Zigo, Sor Trondelag University College THE ATTACHMENT OF TEENAGE ORPHANS MINORITIES TO THEIR CAREGIVERS IN NORWAY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JACOB ZIGO.

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Jacob Zigo, Sor Trondelag University College THE ATTACHMENT OF TEENAGE ORPHANS MINORITIES TO THEIR CAREGIVERS IN NORWAY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JACOB ZIGO SØR-TRONDELAG UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

PRESENTATION  PARTICIPANTS  RESEARCH METHOD  ATTACHMENT THEORY  FINDINGS  REFLECTIONS Jacob zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College

PARTICIPANTS Four orphans unaccompanied single minors, all boys from West Africa and Asia. Ages between years Voluntary participation Unaccompanied single minors as defined by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration are children and young people under 18 years of age who arrive in Norway to seek asylum unaccompanied by parents or other persons who have parental responsibility for them ( Jacob Zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College

RESEARCH METHOD  Qualitative research /indept interviews  Permission from (Norwegian Social Science Data Service) Jacob Zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College

ATTACHMENT THEORY  A biological based bond with caregiver (Bowlby 1969).Through the early attachment experiences, the child develops an internal working model of relationship that influences the child future relationships (Alexander,1992; Crittenden & Ainsworth 1989)  Attachment theory focused on the processes whereby infants and young children develop confidence in their parent`s protection (Goldberg, 2000) Jacob Zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College

FINDINGS  Three of the orphans unaccompanied single minors had good relationship to their caregivers but did not consider them as their parents except one of them.  All of them acknowledged the help they got from their caregivers.  All of them said they felt good, having caregivers, but were afraid to create strong attachment to them in fear of future uncertainties and seperations.  One of the boys had strong attachment to his aunt ”mum” because she took parental responsibilities when he was two years old. Jacob Zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College

REFLECTIONS  Could the attachment of these orphans to their caregivers be more stronger if they were living in foster homes?  What can we learn from this study which can be of relevance in practising social work? Jacob Zigo, Sør -Trondelag University College