You'll find this dynamic book takes a giant step toward the development and evaluation of strategies for preventing and alleviating this urgent social problem. In doing so, Diversity Within the Homeless Population explores the benefits of family-oriented treatment, ways to make housing available to the homeless through employment opportunities, and the effectiveness of linking inpatient treatment to a culturally sensitive, community-based intervention program. You will also learn about:
- the lack of personal support networks among the homeless
- crack/cocaine use and homelessness among inner-city communities
- preventing relapse among crack-using homeless women with children
- the "Needs Foundation" in Chicago
- social and environmental predictors of adjustment in homeless children
- homelessness and how it compromises the behavioral, physical, social, cognitive, and emotional development of children
- hierarchical multiple regression analyses
- system and agency demands on case managers
As a researcher, social worker, psychologist, or counselor who works with the homeless, you face extraordinary adversity on a daily basis; this book offers you hope, guidance, insight, and intervention strategies that will aid you in tackling this enormous social problem. Diversity Within the Homeless Population provides you with a storehouse of ideas that you'll implement in your own practice or community.
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