Social work with children and families: getting into practice by Ian Butler and Gwenda Roberts, Jessica Kingsley.
This book acts as an introduction to social work with children and families, providing information on the family, parenting, child abuse, assessment and going to court. It contains exercises, study texts and notes, which can be used either for self training or group learning. This revised edition also contains updated information on the Care Standards Act, the Human Rights Act and the Assessment Framework.
The unsung sixties: memoirs of social innovation by Helene Curtis and Mimi Sanderson, Whiting & Birch
This book explores social change and welfare through personal accounts of 36 voluntary organisations started in the 1960s. Contributors recount their experiences of tackling a wide range of social problems.
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