The Child.

"Monthly news summary."

Paraprofessionals in home economics programs for low-income families.

Includes appendices.

CETA and rural areas : an assessment of the implementation of balance of state prime sponsors of the Comprehensive employment and training act of 1973 in rural America.

Includes bibliographical references.

Intergovernmental relations in the administration of mental health programs in the New York metropolitan area

Bibliographical footnotes.

The Peace Corps in Yemen.

"ACTION 4200.75"--(P. 4).

The Peace Corps in Seychelles.

"ACTION 4200.66"--P. [4].

The Peace Corps in Western Samoa.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Peace Corps in Tunisia.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Adventure begins at home-- /

Mode of access: Internet.

AmeriCorps*VISTA handbook.

Includes index.

Directory of civil rights and human relations agencies in Michigan /

Cover title.

Corporation contributions to organized community welfare services,

"First printing, June, 1930."

Proceedings

Ceased publication with vol. 5. Thereafter, papers appear in Hospital social service quarterly

An evaluation of results and effectiveness of job banks /

"Contract no. 83-06-72-01."

Specialised supported education for Australians with psychotic disorders

Australia has a network of Federally funded disability employment and vocational rehabilitation services, including a proportion of outlets that specialise in providing services for persons with psychiatric disabilities. However, neither Federal nor State Governments currently provide or fund disability-specific education assistance to persons with psychiatric disabilities. To begin considering whether Specialised Supported Education is indicated for persons with psychotic disorders, we examined data collected in a national 'Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers Australia, 1998'. International studies of the effectiveness of overseas Supported Education programs were also examined to identify the forms of assistance most likely to warrant consideration in Australia. U.S.A. evidence indicates that Specialised Supported Education is emerging as an effective career development option for persons with psychotic disorders. An example of an innovative Specialised Supported Education program is provided to illustrate how this type of program can be implemented in Australia.