Social welfare and social services Books

Abandoned at BirthOne bright summer afternoon on weekend errands with his mother, 10-year-old Ronald's faint suspicions that he is adopted are confirmed by his mother's careful, well-practiced announcement of the truth. As a child whose appearance...

Revival is a true story that journeys into the psyche of trauma, betrayal, and devastation revealing the dark places of the heart and soul where faith is not easily found. As a former crime scene investigator, Amy Jones Neville investigates the events...

The lessons in this workbook will improve reading comprehension for students, while changing attitudes and building character.Students will read the chapters in the nonfiction book, A Gifted Child in Foster Care: A Story of Resilience, individually or as...

GARDNER Vol. II: Cowboys and Gunslingers contains over 30 biographies on cowboys, gunslingers, outlaws, and lawmen surnamed Gardner. The volume has bad men and good men, who lived on the outside of the law and the men who enforced the law, including a...

The Fundamental Concepts of Caregiving is uniquely written to address the current and future concerns about caregiving in America and what is needed to enhance the care recipient and caregiver relationship. It provides research-based information on...

The daughters' stories touch upon the deepest and darkest of pains: knowing you have a mother... but you don't.Daughters Betrayed By Their Mothers: Moving From Brokenness To Wholeness is an intimate exploration into the lives of daughters who...

A selection from miss Nightingale's addresses to probationers and nurses of the nightingale school at St. Thomases Hospital

Inside this book are reflections on the nature of vision and blindness. Further, there are explorations of interpretive research, andpresentations of some seminal and contemporary publications in the field of blindness. The other major fodder for...

Inside this book are reflections on the nature of vision and blindness. Further, there are explorations of interpretive research, andpresentations of some seminal and contemporary publications in the field of blindness. The other major fodder for...

Many practitioners of social science shy away from research, concerned that it is too much like doing arithmetic. In contrast, The Research Toolkit: Problem-Solving Processes for the Social Sciences presents research as a scientific art...

Dr. Pat has garnered an estimated $50 million dollars in grant funds. She is also a grant reviewer for the state and the federal government and makes recommendations for grant awards. This workbook reveals: 44 Steps to winning grants - Frank...

Going through trials and storms? Having feelings of loneliness and despair? Single parent doing what it takes two to do?

The author's journey will keep you captivated with exciting stories, which will make you laugh and cry; but it will mostly make the reader question the security of our borders. The security that is compromised, not for a lack of effort from patriotic...

November on the Canadian West Coast; it's often wet, miserable and dark. Lives get messy; streets are unsafe.Wally Rose is a brooding, sporadically up-beat, old-time social worker. Carla Prentice is an overwhelmed, single mother of two teenagers, one...

This book is a true story about a little girl who has over come every negative obstical which have been thrown her way. From being sexually molested / sadomized, to constantly being beaten up and picked on by an uncle 8 years her senior. And from dealing...

She was working for Kelly Services, a temporary, secretarial job placement agency in 1969, and had always done secretarial work, and decided she wanted an assignment that was more exciting, something with more "meat" to it, is what she told the agency,...

Milton Hershey is well known for his chocolate. You can find Hershey's chocolate throughout America and many other countries. Moreover, many have written about him likening M.S. Hershey to royalty, such as an Emperor or King of chocolate. However, this...

"At its simplest, this is the story of an adoption. Simple stops there. How is this different? The 13-year old boy initiates the process himself None of the boy's living parents has ever met each other, and they do not share a common language. He comes...

During the "Fifty Golden Years" in which Mr. Hardie advised more than 200 non-profits relative to fundraising, the techniques he developed were intertwined with volunteer leaders, such as Fred Crawford, and were vital to his success and the success of...

This is the transcript of a hearing by the Committee on the Judiciary of the United States Senate for the purpose of taking the initial step of educating the Judiciary Committee on polygraphs, their accuracy and reliability, as well as the policy and...

Delays in recognising deterioration, or inappropriate management of people in acute care settings can result in late treatment, avoidable admissions to intensive care units and, in some instances, unnecessary deaths. As the role of the nurse in...

This accessible book provides an overview of trauma-informed care and related neuroscience research across populations. The book explains how trauma can alter brain structure, identifies the challenges and commonalities for each population, and provides...

Young Men�������s Christian Associations Of North America (1900) is a book written by Henry Summerfield Ninde. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in North America at the turn of the 20th century. It...

The Snares of Prosperity is a sermon written by John Clayton in 1789. The book is a cautionary tale about the dangers of becoming too attached to material wealth and prosperity. Clayton argues that the pursuit of wealth can lead to moral corruption and...

The Slave States of America Volume 1 is a historical book written by James Silk Buckingham in 1842. The book provides a detailed account of the slave trade and the conditions of slavery in the southern states of America during the 19th century. The...

The Simpsons of Rye Top, Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania is a historical book written by Elizabeth Simpson Bladen in 1905. The book chronicles the history of the Simpson family and their life in Rye Top, a small town located in Cumberland Valley,...

The Scope of Charity is a book written by James Donahoe and published in 1913. The book focuses on the concept of charity, exploring its various forms and discussing its importance in society. Donahoe argues that charity is not just about giving money or...

This important nineteenth-century periodical was devoted to issues of social justice and reform. It covered a wide range of topics, from prison reform and education to labor relations and women's rights. The magazine was notable for its commitment to...

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the state of asylums, prisons, and public charities in Ontario, Canada, during the late 19th century. It includes statistics, case studies, and recommendations for improving conditions.This work has been...

This digest offers a comprehensive overview of charitable organizations and foundations in Great Britain. It includes detailed information on the activities and missions of various charities, as well as insights into the challenges and opportunities...

This paper by Joshua Harrison Stallard is a critical analysis of the Poor Laws of England and Wales. Stallard argues that the current system of poor relief is flawed and ineffective, and that a new approach is needed to address the problem of pauperism...

The Junior League Hand-Book is an essential resource for anyone involved in the work of the Junior League, offering practical tips and strategies for organizing and carrying out effective community initiatives. With its clear and accessible language,...

First published in 1911, 'The Rotarian' is the official magazine of Rotary International, a global network of service organizations. This volume from 1914-1915 includes articles on topics ranging from business ethics and civic engagement to international...

Arthur James Todd was one of the leading social workers of his day, and his writings on the subject remain influential to this day. The Scientific Spirit and Social Work, first published in 1919, is a landmark work that advocated for a more scientific...

This is the official report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections of Colorado, covering the period from 1907 to 1908. It provides a detailed overview of the state of social services in Colorado at the time, including statistics on poverty,...

In this powerful memoir, Michael Davitt shares his experiences as a political prisoner in Ireland. Through a series of lectures he delivered to his fellow inmates, he explores the nature of freedom, justice, and moral responsibility.This work has been...

Indulge in the secrets of the bar with this comprehensive guide to mixology. Featuring recipes for cordials, liquors, and fancy syrups, this manual is an essential resource for anyone pursuing a career in bartending or simply looking to impress their...

In this comprehensive guide to penmanship, E.C. Mills provides everything that you need to know to develop good penmanship skills. It covers everything from the basic principles of good handwriting to more advanced techniques, and is sure to be a...

Experience the day-to-day operations of the New York City Police Department in this fascinating annual report. Originally published in 1900, the book provides a detailed account of the department's activities, including crime statistics, investigations,...

Recipes for Temperance Drinks for Winter and Summer is a delightful cookbook filled with refreshing and healthy drinks and treats, all made without alcohol. Produced by the National British Women's Temperance Association and edited by the University of...

This book provides an in-depth look at the Westminster Assembly and the work they did in the 17th century to restructure the Church of England. A must-read for scholars and anyone interested in church history.This work has been selected by scholars as...

This book provides a comprehensive look at the criminal underworld of Manchester during the late 19th century. The author, who wrote under the pseudonym 'Special Correspondent,' provides vivid descriptions of the crimes committed and the characters...

Discover the secrets to a long and healthy life! This book includes records of long-living individuals throughout history and their habits and diets. Joseph Or Taylor provides useful observations on regimen and diet so necessary to the preservation of...

John Philip Quinn provides a fascinating look into the world of gambling and the devices used to cheat in this historically significant book. Written in the early 20th century, this book provides insight into the methods used to cheat in popular gambling...

The Ohio Board of State Charities is dedicated to serving the needs of the most vulnerable members of our society. Through its advocacy work and dedication to social justice, the Board has helped to transform the lives of countless Ohioans. This report...

A gripping history of one of the most contentious legal battles in pre-Revolutionary America. Guy Carleton and Peter Livius, two of the greatest legal minds of their era, face off in a grueling dispute over the governance of Quebec. This is a book that...