Placed and Paid for: Supporting Families Through Sponsored Day Care (Studies in Evaluating the Children Act 1989)

Politics & Social Sciences

Moss, Peter

DEPT.OF HEALTH

Statham, June

Dillon, Jean

Politics & Government

Stationery Office Books

Parents share their experiences in attempting to raise their children in a non-sexist manner and describe how to make children aware of sexual stereotypes

Daughters and Sons: Experience of Non-Sexist Childraising

Parenting & Relationships

Blackwell Pub.

Daughters and sons: Experiences of non-sexist childraising

Parenting

Blackwell Publishing

This study examines the full range of services provided in two local authorities to 40 families who were on the point of breaking down without support. It compares costs in the two authorities and the outcomes for the families after three months.

Supporting Families: A Comparative Study of Outcomes and Costs of Services for Children in Need (Issues in Practice)

Winter, Gill

Holtermann, Sally

Social Sciences

UCL IOE Press

Coming to Care offers an original contribution to the understanding of care and care work in children's services in Britain in the early twenty first century. It provides fascinating insights into the factors that influence why people enter and leave care work, their motivations and the intersection of their work with their family lives. Focusing on four diverse groups of workers - residential social workers, foster carers, family support workers and community childminders - who take on the care of vulnerable children and young people in the context of relatively low levels of qualifications, the book examines their life course as care workers. It explores: the range of factors that attract people into care work, including the biographical circumstances and the serendipitous factors that propel them into the work; their understandings of and commitment to the work; and how their identities as care workers are created and sustained. The book is highly relevant to current policy debates about the development of children's services and reforming the childcare workforce and offers a range of practical recommendations. It should provide interesting reading to policy makers and service providers, as well as academics and students in the childcare and social care fields.

Coming to care: The work and family lives of workers caring for vulnerable children

Brannen, Julia

Mooney, Ann

Brockmann, Michaela

Policy Press

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