Monthly bulletin - Bureau of Child Hygiene and Bureau of Public Health Nursing.

WI docs no.: HE 1 CH.4:1924-1926

Everyman's child,

Mode of access: Internet.

The little child in our great cities : a narrative account of original work for the health of the pre-school child in twenty-four cities of the United States /

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The child and the law in Pennsylvania,

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The social worker in the prevention and treatment of delinquency,

The original manuscript was rearranged and condensed by Philip Klein. cf. Foreword.

Motion pictures on child life. Supplement no. 1-2.

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Life--in Long Beach, a survey of community welfare services and needs ...

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Dependent and neglected children under commitment to the Department of Public Welfare as of December 31, 1952.

"April 1953."

Dependent and delinquent children in North Dakota and South Dakota ; a study of the prevalence, treatment, and prevention of child dependency and delinquency in two rural statess.

"Appendix A. -- Laws relating to child welfare enacted in North Dakota in 1923" : p. 109-121.

Child and family services plan.

"June 1997."

Child and Family Services plan /

Title from cover.

Directory of state and state-aided outpatient clinics for psychiatric care and child guidance services.

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Fiscal year ... Illinois salary and staffing survey : child care centers and family child care home providers /

The Illinois Dept. of Human Services is required by the legislative rule (20 ILCS 505/5.15) to conduct a survey of licensed child care facilities every two years.

Illinois child care rates report.

The Illinois Department of Human Services Bureau of Child Care and Development seeks to provide low-income Illinois families with multiple affordable options for quality child care and early education and offer children the opportunity to grow, learn and be cared for in safe nurturing settings that are culturally and developmentally appropriate. Through the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), the Bureau provides child care assistance to more than 190,000 children whose parents work or attend school.

Is an integrated "child-centered, family-focused, community-based " prevention system possible? or are we just "pipe-dreaming?" /

"July 1990."