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Supporting Children When Providing Services to Families Experiencing Multiple Problems: Perspectives and Evidence

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Recently, there has been growing interest amongst researchers, practitioners and policy-makers in approaches to understanding and ways of helping parents, children and the communities in which they live to respond to 'families experiencing multiple problems' . There is a strong need for information - both descriptive in terms of the services actually offered directly to children , and also evaluative, with a focus on outcomes. Motivated by the need for practice-oriented knowledge, this special issue was prepared. The contributions have been divided into two parts: the first part focuses on perspectives on helping these families with special attention to the position and the interests of children; the second part covers empirical research on intervention programs for FEMPs that support them in coping with daily struggles and challenges, and helping them to prevent unnecessary out-of-home placement of a child. (Series: International Journal of Child and Family Welfare 2015) [Subject: Social Work]Ã?Â?Ã?Â?

Pages: 136

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Garant Publishers

Release: March 31, 2016

ISBN: 9044133780

ISBN 13: 9789044133783

Supporting Children When Providing Services to Families Experiencing Multiple Problems: Perspectives and Evidence

0/5 ( ratings)

Recently, there has been growing interest amongst researchers, practitioners and policy-makers in approaches to understanding and ways of helping parents, children and the communities in which they live to respond to 'families experiencing multiple problems' . There is a strong need for information - both descriptive in terms of the services actually offered directly to children , and also evaluative, with a focus on outcomes. Motivated by the need for practice-oriented knowledge, this special issue was prepared. The contributions have been divided into two parts: the first part focuses on perspectives on helping these families with special attention to the position and the interests of children; the second part covers empirical research on intervention programs for FEMPs that support them in coping with daily struggles and challenges, and helping them to prevent unnecessary out-of-home placement of a child. (Series: International Journal of Child and Family Welfare 2015) [Subject: Social Work]Ã?Â?Ã?Â?

Pages: 136

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Garant Publishers

Release: March 31, 2016

ISBN: 9044133780

ISBN 13: 9789044133783

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