Skills in Neighbourhood Work - Paul Henderson and David Thomas
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by Trixi - written on 10/05/02 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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The second edition of Skills in Neighbourhood Work has been designed to be a practical guide for anybody involved in community development. This might include social work, community based healthcare services, youth work and community work. The book analyses the method of Neighbourhood work as a way of working within communities. The book has a fairly comprehensive introduction the sets the scene for the book. It highlights the importance of neighbourhoods and explores neighbourhood theory and community cabability. Chapter 1 is entitled "Some Ideas Around Which this Book is Organised", in other words this chapter further introduces the ...
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