Protecting children and supporting families : promising programs and organizational realities /
This book highlights encouraging news about programs that produce better outcomes for disadvantaged children and families. It includes a comprehensive and up-to-date synthesis of the research evidence available on the effectiveness of these promising programs. Particular attention is given to progra...
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Language: | English |
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New York :
Aldine de Gruyter,
[1997], ©1997
New York : c1997 New York : [1997] |
Series: | Modern applications of social work
Modern applications of social work Modern applications of social work |
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Table of Contents:
- 1 An Overview of Support Programs
- 2. What Is Social Support?
- 3. How Does Social Support Work?
- 4. Evidence from Support Programs
- 5. The Support Program Impact Assessment Framework
- 6. Intensive Family Preservation Services
- 7. In-Home Programs in Child Welfare: Home Health Visitors and Parent Aides
- 8. Parent Training Programs in Child Welfare
- 9. Informal Helping
- 10. Comprehensive Support Programs
- 11. Conclusion to Part II
- 12. Incentives and Obstacles in Adopting a Support Perspective in Child Welfare
- 13. Organizational Issues in Adopting a Support Perspective.
- 1 Overview of Support Programs
- 2. What Is Social Support?
- 3. How Does Social Support Work?
- 4. Evidence from Support Programs
- 5. Support Program Impact Assessment Framework
- 6. Intensive Family Preservation Services
- 7. In-Home Programs in Child Welfare: Home Health Visitors and Parent Aides
- 8. Parent Training Programs in Child Welfare
- 9. Informal Helping
- 10. Comprehensive Support Programs
- 11. Conclusion to Part II
- 12. Incentives and Obstacles in Adopting a Support Perspective in Child Welfare
- 13. Organizational Issues in Adopting a Support Perspective.