Table 4. Experiences of maltreatmenta prior to entry into CCI among children and youth residents.
| Types of Maltreatment |
All Residents (n=462) n (%) |
Orphansf (n= 326) n (%) |
Non-Orphans (n=93) n (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anyb | 305 (66.0%) | 181 (55.5%) | 91 (97.8%) |
| Physical Abuse | 38 (8.2%) | 23 (7.1%) | 14 (15.1%) |
| Sexual Abuse | 10 (2.2%) | 7 (2.1%) | 3 (3.2%) |
| Psychological Abuse | 128 (27.7%) | 86 (26.4%) | 37 (39.8%) |
| General Neglectc | 118 (25.5%) | 75 (23.0%) | 39 (41.9%) |
| Medical Neglectd | 85 (18.4% ) | 48 (14.7%) | 25 (26.9%) |
| School Neglect | 83 (38.1%) (residents>= 7 years on admission, n= 218) |
70 (35.9%) (residents>= 7 years on admission, n= 195) |
13 (65%) (residents>= 7 years on admission, n= 20) |
| Abandonmente | 140 (30.3%) | 41 (12.6%) | 68 (73.1%) |
| Child Labor | 61 (23.1%) (residents>= 6 years on admission, n=264) |
51 (21.8%) (residents>=6 years on admission, n=234) |
10 (37.0%) (residents>=6 years on admission, n=27) |
a
A child may have multiple classifications if they experienced more than one type of maltreatment prior to placement
b
Any experience of maltreatment including all forms of abuse, neglect, abandonment or child labor
c
Evidence of caregiver failure to provide conditions for emotional development, shelter and safe living conditions
d
Evidence of malnutrition, or severe, untreated illness on admission
e
Any experience of abandonment by family members, excluding mother-headed family with unknown father
f
Single or double orphans