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Working with Children, Young People and Families
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Working with Children, Young People and Families

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November 2010 | 208 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd

Written from a unique interprofessional perspective, this book is an essential introduction to working with children, young people, and families. It covers policy, practice, and theory, exploring key themes and developments, including:

  • Poverty and disadvantage
  • Ethical practice
  • Child development
  • Education
  • Child protection
  • Children and young people's rights
  • Doing research

The book introduces students to a range of theoretical perspectives, links the key themes to the existing and emerging policy and practice context, and supports students in engaging with and evaluating the central debates.

With case studies, reflective questions, and sources of further reading, this is an ideal text for students taking courses in childhood studies, working with children, young people and families, interprofessional children's services, early years, youth work, and social work.


Graham Brotherton
Working with Children, Young People and Families: The Policy Context
Graham Brotherton and Gill McGillivray
Changing Childhoods, Changing Families
Graham Brotherton
Working with Parents
Hilary Dunphy and Terry Potter
The Meaning of Poverty: Issues and Policy Development
Graham Brotherton and Terry Potter
Children and Young People's Health and Well-Being
John Ryan and Stephen Griffin
Listening to Children's Voices in Educational Settings
 
Mark Cronin and Claire Smith
 
From Safeguarding to Safeguarding
Stan Tucker and Dave Trotman
Interpreting Risk: Factors, Fears and Judgement
Roger Willoughby
Situating Child Development
Claire Smith
Research with Children, Young People and Families
Gill McGillivray and Helen Davies
Developing Yourself as a Practitioner
Graham Brotherton and Gill McGillivray
Where Are We Going?

This book gives insight into how policy and legislation can be linked to practical application. It will allow the students to develop their knowledge and understanding in regards to CYPF.

Miss Ella Malton
Department of Health & Social Studies, Grimsby Institute of HE And FE
September 16, 2021

This is an informative course text that provides a theoretical and practice overview of working with children, young people and families. The case studies and activities provide students with examples and points for reflection on practice.

Mrs Samantha Sutton-Tsang
Education, Worcester University
February 12, 2021

A good resource to include as additional reading as it provides aspects of safeguarding and legislation within the UK

Ms Gillian Wilde
Youth & Community Studies, Wrexham Glyndwr University
September 28, 2020

I found this book extremely insightful for both my practice as a family support worker and in my capacity as a Health and Social Care Lecturer. I found that all the materials were up to date and relevant. The book is well structured and easy to read. I am fortunate to have been lectured by one of the authors years back. The book offers practical and realistic methodologies to scholars and practitioners who seek to relate to the world families, young people and children.

Reading this book is a great opportunity to gain a good knowledge base. It is well written and easy to read meaning that my foundations degree students will be in a position tackle difficult concepts and theories and incorporate them in their assignments. I personally was able to read the book front to cover in 2 days which is refreshing. I feel very confident encouraging my students to read this book as a starting point in the assignment preparation.

Ms DENISE AMANDA AMORY-REID
Health , Coventry University
June 23, 2016

Excellent read for students on Foundation Degree Programmes

Mrs Anna-Marie Gillman
Health, Education and Social Sciences, Doncaster University Centre
July 1, 2015

this book covers different themes that relate to policy and theoretical perspectives around changing families and practice when working with children and young people. This will be excellent for a book review assignment for one of our modules that covers aspects of families and the influences of policy and society have on the outcomes for children and young people.

Mrs Deborah Ellis
Health, Ed, Social & Advanced Studies, Doncaster University Centre
May 11, 2015

A great book for the Foundation degree students. Gives an overview of the whole holistic area

Mrs Nikki Southgate
CHILDCARE AND HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE, Central Bedfordshire College
March 31, 2015

Another text book that supports my level 5 learners in the arena of multi agency working. It gives clear direction and will aid them in their simulation case studies.

Mrs Nikki Southgate
CHILDCARE AND HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE, Central Bedfordshire College
October 7, 2014

Very useful text for those course that include work with parents and families

Mrs Andrea Morgans
General Education, Cardiff and Vale College
November 21, 2013

The book proved popular with last years Yr 2 cohort and is being strongly recommended to current students as it has content which relates directly to all Yr 2 modules and most yr 1 modules plus the writing styles across the chapters are excellent and the conpact segments format stikes a chord with busy students
Module reading lists are set by the university from which we franchise the programme and were not revised this year but college staff will work to ensure it is made a key text at the next revision opportunity

Mr Philip Marshall
HE- Child Care, Bishop Auckland College
October 4, 2013

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