Routledge Social Work with Unmarried Mothers and Their Children

Explore the historical context of social work through the Routledge Advances in Social Work series. This book, titled Social Work with Unmarried Mothers and Their Children: Learning from the Past, provides a specialized look at social history and practice within the field of social work. By examining past approaches and methods, this text offers a unique perspective on how social work has evolved. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of social welfare and the development of support systems for families. The content is categorized within the study of Great Britain and Scotland, making it an essential addition for academic libraries, researchers, and professionals looking to understand the foundations of modern social work practices through a historical lens.