-
provide constituent services through caseworkers for
better use of
their allotted funds. The
history of
social casework is
closely tied to the
advent of social...
-
considered to have
developed out of
three strands. The
first was
individual casework, a
strategy pioneered by the
Charity Organization Society in the mid-19th...
- A
cabinet is a case or
cupboard with
shelves or
drawers for
storing or
displaying items. Some
cabinets are
stand alone while others are
built in to a wall...
-
complaint alleged that
Marcella was not
watching two-month-old Davontae. CPS
caseworkers monitored the home for six months. In 1999,
Davontae and his one-year-old...
-
additional witnesses saw "Ted"
approach Janice Ann Ott, 23, a
probation caseworker at the King
County Juvenile Court, with the
sailboat story and watched...
-
Moses Solomon Male (pronounced 'mal-eh') is a
Pentecostal preacher in
Uganda and
executive director of
Arising For Christ. He is an
outspoken critic of...
-
denying ****istance.
Casework fostered a
paternalistic and
demeaning relationship between social workers and clients.
Caseworkers are the
persons who have...
- and had not "for the past two months".
Contradicting Miller, the DCF
caseworker, in her
affidavit to the Court,
presented evidence that up
until late...
- four
casework regions:
London and the
South East,
Central and
Northern England,
South West
England and the Cotswolds, and Wales. The
caseworkers are responsible...
- an
author of award-winning non-fiction books, each
focusing on
medical casework related to her
neurology specialty (cases that have been disguised/anonymised)...
