Approaches to needs assessment in children's services (Jessica Kingsley, 2002)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-340) and indexes
Part I: Assessing the Needs of Populations of Children -- -- Towards social inclusion : Can childhood disadvantages be overcome? / Robert M. Page -- A framework for conceptualising need and its application to planning and providing services / Pauline Hardiker ... [ et al.] -- Needs-led or needs must? The use of needs-based information in planning children's services / Mike Pinnock and Louise Garnett -- Matching needs and services : Emerging themes from its application in different social care settings / Jo tunnard -- Developing a taxonomy for children in need / Ruth Sinclair and Michael Little -- Evolution not revolution : Family support services and the Children Act 1989 / Jane Aldgate -- -- Part II: Assessing the Needs of Individual Children -- -- National policy on the assessment of children in need and their families / Jenny Gray -- Underpinning theories for the assessment of children's needs / Janet Seden -- An inter-agency approach to needs assessment / Harriet Ward and Mark Peel -- Addressing family needs when a parent is mentally ill / Adrian Falkov -- Assessing children's needs and parents' responses / Hedy Cleaver -- Assessing emotional and behavioural development in children looked after away from home / David Quinton and Clare Murray -- Two steps forward, one step back : Issues for policy and practice / Wendy Rose