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Child welfare

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Understanding child abuse and neglect

Cynthia Crosson-Tower

1996

Wednesday's children

Leontine R. Young

1964

Children and families in the social environment

James Garbarino

1982

Adolescence, risk and resilience

Ann Hagell, Coleman, John

2008

The personal social services

Robert V. Adams

1996

Paternity information you should know

Illinois. Department of Healthcare and Family Services

2010

Prevention

John G. Borkowski

2006

The New child protection team handbook

Donald C. Bross

1988

Who speaks for America's children?

Carol J. De Vita

2001

Head Start

Melinda Gish, Alice Butler, Marnie Shaul

2004

Social welfare

June Axinn, Mark J. Stern

2005

Child and adolescent treatment for social work practice

Theresa Aiello

1999

Planning to care

Roger Grimshaw

1997

Supporting families

Ruth Gardner

2005

Caught in the middle

Carla B. Garrity

1994

Working Together in Children's Services

DAMI FITZGERALD

2007

Somewhere a child is crying

Vincent J. Fontana

1983

Child welfare services

Jane Aldgate, Malcolm Hill

1996

Born to buy

Juliet Schor

2004

Strangers and Kin

Barbara Melosh

2002

Before the best interests of the child

Goldstein, Joseph

1979

Principles of Child Protection

Anne Lawrence

2004

Planning and administering early childhood programs

Celia Anita Decker

1984

The future of the family

Lee Rainwater, Daniel P. Moynihan, Timothy M. Smeeding

2004

Fathers' fair share

Earl S. Johnson

1999

How we make decisions in child protective services

Susan J. Wells

1985

Interviewing children

Michelle Aldridge, Joanne Wood

1998

Alerting kids to the danger of kidnapping

Joy Berry

1984

Understanding child and family welfare

Marie Connolly

2012

Children of the Sun

Morris West

1977

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