Community care in a multi-racial Britain : a critical review of the literature
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Community care in a multi-racial Britain : a critical review of the literature
HMSO, 1993
Available at 4 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 79-97) and index
At head of title: Social Policy Research Unit
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The multi-racial nature of British society should be a central concern to those responsible for planning and implementing social care policy, whether they work in central government, local authorities, health authorities or the independent sector. All who are involved in social care are currently having to re-examine their roles, responsibilities and aims. "Community Care in a Multiracial Britain" is presented in a concise and readable form, and gives coherence to a fragmented literature. It draws together material on community care in a multi-racial Britain and outlines a research agenda relevant to current policy concerns.
Table of Contents
- Ethnicity, disability and informal care
- knowledge and use of statutory community service provision
- statutory community service provision - policy and practice
- employment, ethnic monitoring and interpreting services - a partial response
- a way forward for statutory plicy and practice
- voluntary provision
- recommendations for future research. Appendix: Key studies cited in the review.
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