Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

A diagram helps board members, volunteers, and staff visualize the historic interplay between community action and casework in the family service field

Study of future trends reveals the potential for profound changes in traditional public and voluntary relationships and for the operation of agencies

A moving account is given of a relationship in which a caseworker and a young boy share a wide range of human emotions and experiences

The focus of work with pupils must be shifted from an emphasis on emotion, motivation, and personality toward learning, thinking, and problem solving

Lines of communication are opened between neighborhood residents and the power structure, resulting in improved utility services, health clinics, and day care centers

The youth-oriented center plays a modest yet unique role in mediating some of the problems in the world of contemporary alienated persons

Available positions presented alphabetically by states, and by cities and agencies within each state.

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