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Homemakers for Israeli Families of Retarded Children.

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Jaffe, Rivka – Child Welfare, 1979

Describes an Israeli experimental program in which homemakers are trained to assist in the care of retarded children remaining at home. (CM)

Descriptors: Child Care, Children, Experimental Programs, Foreign Countries

The Social Work Function in the Early Help Program for Preschool Handicapped Children

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Highfill, Thomas J.; Anderson, Richard J. – Child Welfare, 1975

Describes the role of the school social worker in Project Early Help, a demonstration program operated by the Peoria, Illinois, Public Schools for handicapped children, ages 3 through 8. (ED)

Descriptors: Educational Diagnosis, Elementary School Students, Experimental Programs, Handicapped Children

Using Foster Parents to Help Foster Parents: A Canadian Experiment.

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Pedosuk, Leona; Ratcliffe, Elizabeth – Child Welfare, 1979

Describes a Canadian social service pilot program which employed experienced foster parents as foster family workers to recruit, screen, and train prospective foster parents. (CM)

Descriptors: Agency Role, Experimental Programs, Foster Family, Helping Relationship