Tackling Social ExclusionPsychology Press, 2002 - 256 من الصفحات The concept of social exclusion is a central focus of goverment policy and is rapidly moving to the core of practitioner activity. This textbook shows how social workers can combat the social exclusion experienced by service users and at the same time promote social inclusion. Tackling Social Exclusion covers:
Each chapter is grounded in real practice examples and explores through activities, case studies and exercises how the perspective of social exclusion is changing social work today. |
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... community 138 Community care and community development 144 Addressing the exclusion of user groups 147 Key points 162 Key reading 162 7 Working with disadvantaged neighbourhoods 163 Objectives 163 Capacity building in neighbourhoods 167 ...
... community 138 Community care and community development 144 Addressing the exclusion of user groups 147 Key points 162 Key reading 162 7 Working with disadvantaged neighbourhoods 163 Objectives 163 Capacity building in neighbourhoods 167 ...
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John Pierson. FIGURES. 2.1 Bronfenbrenner's ecological system of human development 27 2.2 Community social work map 29 2.3 Hardiker's model: locating preventivepractice 31 3.1 The social network map 48 3.2 Arnstein's ladder 58 3.3 'Eyes ...
John Pierson. FIGURES. 2.1 Bronfenbrenner's ecological system of human development 27 2.2 Community social work map 29 2.3 Hardiker's model: locating preventivepractice 31 3.1 The social network map 48 3.2 Arnstein's ladder 58 3.3 'Eyes ...
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