Community practice : theories and skills for social workers / David A. Hardcastle, Stanley Wenocur, Patricia R. Powers.
Community Practice, a definitive teaching text for all courses in community organization and foundation practice, presents a comprehensive and integrated overview of the theory and skills fundamental to all areas of social work practice. Based on the theory that social workers, whether generalists,...
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1997.
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Table of Contents:
- Community Practice: An Introduction
- Understanding the Social Environment and Social Interaction
- Theory-Based, Model-Based Community Practice
- The Nature of Social and Community Problems
- The Concept of Community in Social Work Practice
- Community Intervention and Programs: Let's Extend the Clan
- Community Practice Skills for Social Workers: Using the Social Environment
- Discovering and Documenting the Life of a Community
- Using Assessment in Community Practice
- Using Self in Community Practice: Assertiveness
- Using Your Agency
- Using Work Groups: Committees, Teams, and Boards
- Using Networks and Networking
- Using Social Marketing
- Using the Advocacy Spectrum
- Using Organizing: Acting in Concert
- Community Social Casework.