International Social Work, 45(3), July 2002, pp.353-373.
Publisher:
Sage
This article presents a pilot study that examined the characteristics and functioning of Israeli social workers who work with families whose children have disabilities. The survey includes Jewish and Arab populations in different settings, governmental services, municipal services and voluntary ones. The article presents the characteristics of the workers, the patterns of service provision and a comparison between Jewish and Arab social workers.
This article presents a pilot study that examined the characteristics and functioning of Israeli social workers who work with families whose children have disabilities. The survey includes Jewish and Arab populations in different settings, governmental services, municipal services and voluntary ones. The article presents the characteristics of the workers, the patterns of service provision and a comparison between Jewish and Arab social workers.
Subject terms:
Judaism, Islam, Jewish people, physical disabilities, social work, social workers, voluntary organisations, volunteers, war, children, families;
GREAT BRITAIN. Department of Health, GREAT BRITAIN. Welsh Office
Publisher:
Stationery Office
Publication year:
1997
Pagination:
39p.
Place of publication:
London
Government White Paper on the future of social services.
Government White Paper on the future of social services.
Subject terms:
home care, learning disabilities, joint planning, local authorities, local government, local government policy, mental health problems, multidisciplinary services, older people, physical disabilities, policy, policy formulation, private sector, purchaser-provider split, residential care, social services, social work, social work education, social care provision, tendering, voluntary organisations, voluntary sector, adults, central government, community care, children, health care, government policy;