The child and family in context : developing ecological practice in disadvantaged communities /
Owen Gill and Gordon Jack.
- Lyme Regis : Russell House, 2007.
- vi, 166 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 152-163) and index.
1.Introduction: developing ecological practice with children and families in disadvantaged children and families in disadvantaged communities -- 2.The context for ecological practice: poverty and inequality in the UK -- 3.The impact on children and families of living in disadvantaged communities -- 4.Ecological processes in disadvantaged communities -- 5.The development of practice approaches to the conections between child, family and community -- 6.Ecological processes and practice in four community settings -- 7.Communit approaches to safeguarding children -- 8.Regenerating disadvantaged neighbourhoods and improving community safety -- 10.Developing practitioner participant evaluation of ecological practice -- 11.Conclusion: the challenges of ecological practice for organisatiosn and practitioners.
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Children--Family relationships Social work with children--Great Britain Children and the environment--Great Britain Children--Services for--Great Britain Social work with children. Children with social disabilities--Services for Child development. Social ecology. Community development. Nature and nurture. Society.