PUCPR Search for 'Provider:Family Service Association'

A belief in people a history of family social work.

By Rich, Margaret Elden..
New York Family Service Association of America 1956 .
190 p. 24 cm..

Who spoke for the poor? 1880-1914.

New York Family Service Association of America 1968 .
36 p. , "Reprint of the special February 1968 Social casework."

A conceptual base for defining health and welfare services an application to family and child welfare, including guidelines for applying definitions in local agencies.

By Elkin, Robert Futter.
[New York] Child Welfare League of America, Family Service Association of America, Travelers Aid Association of America 1967 .
ii, 10 p. 28 cm..

Trends in field work instruction [articles reprinted from Social casework, 1955-65]

New York Family Service Association of America 1966 .
71 p. 27 cm..

Supervision and staff development [articles reprinted from Social casework, 1956-65]

New York Family Service Association of America 1966 .
78 p. 27 cm..

Character disorders in parents of delinquents

By Reiner, Beatrice Simcox..
New York Family Service Association 1959 .
179 p.

The adolescent and his world.

By Josselyn, Irene Milliken.
New York Family Service Association of America 1952 .
124 p.

Ego-oriented casework problems and perspectives

New York Family Service Association of America 1963 .
312 p. 24 cm..

Crisis intervention: selected readings

By Parad, Howard J..
New York Family Service Association of America 1965 .
xvi, 368 p. 23 cm..

Contra viento y marea = Against the stormy seas.

New York Family Service Association of America 1974 .
v. 55-no. 2. p. 67-132. , [In Social Casework. Publication for the year 1974] | Collected articles by various authors.