The Church in Social Work: A Study of Moral Welfare Work Undertaken by the Church of EnglandTaylor & Francis US, 1965 - 306 pàgines This is Volume I in a series of eighteen on Public Policy, Welfare and Social Work. Originally published in 1965, this is a study of moral welfare work undertaken by the Church of England. |
Continguts
Introduction | 1 |
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT | 7 |
Rescue and Reform | 9 |
Moral Welfare Work between the Wars | 31 |
Developments during and after the Second World War 52 2 | 52 |
THE PRESENTDAY SETTING | 71 |
Social Conditions and Attitudes | 73 |
Concurrent Developments in Social Work and Policy 88 | 88 |
Local Associations and Committees | 143 |
Diocesan and Local Finance | 154 |
Principal Sources of Income Outdoor Work Associations | 160 |
THE SCOPE AND CHARACTER OF THE WORK | 167 |
Moral Welfare Casework | 169 |
New Cases Referred 19521960 Northern and Southern | 170 |
Categories of Cases Referred to City Childrens Worker | 182 |
Residential Work | 192 |
The Recruitment and Training of Workers | 102 |
Schooling of Moral Welfare Work Trainees 19461959 | 107 |
THE ORGANISATION OF MORAL WELFARE WORK | 125 |
The Administrative Pattern | 127 |
Diocesan Organisation and Organisers | 137 |
Educational Work | 206 |
Moral Welfare as Church Work | 217 |
Moral Welfare Work Today page | 237 |
Policy Issues | 260 |
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The Church in Social Work: A Study of Moral Welfare Work Undertaken by the ... Penelope Hall,Ismene V. Howes Visualització de fragments - 1965 |
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