Knowledge transfer in family support: the EurofamNet experience

• Eurofamnet presented novel ways of research and dissemination of family support. • Website and social networks are highly used for dissemination of knowledge on family support. • COST tools are useful in increasing collaboration between researchers of family support. Family support is an emerging paradigm, and it needs further research. The European Family Support Network (EurofamNet) is a COST Action which was approved in 2018 and aims at developing a bottom-up approach to family support by fostering collaboration between researchers and other stakeholders involved in the process. The paper is looking at how collaboration in the project was developed and how the created knowledge was disseminated. Fulfilling outcomes which are context-depended, there is a need for an all-encompassing approach through fostering collaboration and knowledge generation and exchange. EurofamNet members utilised existing knowledge and produced outputs which deepened knowledge on family support. EurofamNet members also used COST tools to further improve collaboration and increase knowledge on family support. The study looks at how the project disseminated the outputs through the EurofamNet website and social networks. Both were essential due to the differing nature of stakeholders involved in the process because there is a need to create knowledge which is accessible and adapted. The number of outputs created in the project, as well as their dissemination, show a successful approach to family support and an example of how similar projects can use this experience.

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Children and Youth Services Review
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2025.108425
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Social Sciences and Policies
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Knowledge transfer in family support: the EurofamNet experience

Branko Bošković, Roberta Ruggiero, Joana Sequeira, Sviatlana Karpava
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Children and Youth Services Review
Social Sciences and Policies
5.34
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Knowledge transfer in family support: the EurofamNet experience

Branko Bošković, Roberta Ruggiero, Joana Sequeira, Sviatlana Karpava
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Abstract

• Eurofamnet presented novel ways of research and dissemination of family support. • Website and social networks are highly used for dissemination of knowledge on family support. • COST tools are useful in increasing collaboration between researchers of family support. Family support is an emerging paradigm, and it needs further research. The European Family Support Network (EurofamNet) is a COST Action which was approved in 2018 and aims at developing a bottom-up approach to family support by fostering collaboration between researchers and other stakeholders involved in the process. The paper is looking at how collaboration in the project was developed and how the created knowledge was disseminated. Fulfilling outcomes which are context-depended, there is a need for an all-encompassing approach through fostering collaboration and knowledge generation and exchange. EurofamNet members utilised existing knowledge and produced outputs which deepened knowledge on family support. EurofamNet members also used COST tools to further improve collaboration and increase knowledge on family support. The study looks at how the project disseminated the outputs through the EurofamNet website and social networks. Both were essential due to the differing nature of stakeholders involved in the process because there is a need to create knowledge which is accessible and adapted. The number of outputs created in the project, as well as their dissemination, show a successful approach to family support and an example of how similar projects can use this experience.

Children and Youth Services ReviewVol. 177
University of Geneva (CH), University of Donja Gorica (ME), University of Cyprus (CY), Instituto Superior Miguel Torga (PT)
European Cooperation in Science and Technology
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Social Sciences and Policies
5.34
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