Changing Children's Services: Working and Learning Together (Working Together for Children Series)

Changing Children's Services: Working and Learning Together (Working Together for Children Series)

by Andy Rixon (Editor), Pam Foley (Author)

Synopsis

With the drive towards increasingly integrated ways of working, Changing Children's Services focuses on the fundamental changes occurring in children's services. It critically examines the potential for closer 'working together', its effectiveness and its impact on children, parents and children's services as a whole. Crucial for those working in the field, it also explores the role of learning in this changing environment. This book will contribute to debates around the common core of knowledge and skills that are seen as essential for work with families in childcare, health, social care and educational children's services.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 312
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Policy Press
Published: 02 Jul 2008

ISBN 10: 1847420605
ISBN 13: 9781847420602

Media Reviews
Multi-agency working is one of the biggest challenges facing Children's Services today. These books not only explain the issues effectively, drawing upon a variety of theoretical, professional and research perspectives, but also give clear pointers as to how practice in working together can be improved. Professor Denny Hevey, The University of Northampton
Author Bio
Pam Foley is a Senior Lecturer in the Open University's Faculty of Health and Social Care. She researches and writes in the fields of children's health care policy and practice and children's emotional and social development.Andy Rixon is a Lecturer in Children and Young People in the Open University's Faculty of Health and Social Care. He has many years experience as a social worker and in local authority training and development.