Different writers address theory, practice and the monitoring andevaluation processes in delivering family support. The first sectionidentifies different measures of "need" and the impact of governmentpolicies. Next, it explores the effectiveness of specific interventionswhile the final section addresses monitoring and evaluation ofoutcomes.
The presentations on each of these areas I found to be very informative,even a little inspiring. The comparison between, for example, US andBritish government policy and practice, helped me look at familiarissues with new energy and enthusiasm.
There is something for everyone involved in family support. Inchildren's services, where we need all the help we can get to understandone another's perspectives and practices, this book is very welcome.
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