FAMILY SERVICE AGENCIES: RESPONDING TO NEED IN THE 1980s
Saved in:
ALPERIN, D.E., FAMILY SERVICE AGENCIES: RESPONDING TO NEED IN THE 1980s. SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 38, no. 5 (1993), p. 597-602.
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35145
Location:
SIIS R.671
Palabras clave:
Características población, Entidades sin ánimo de lucro, Estadísticas de servicios, Familia, Servicios sociales, Tipología, Utilización de servicios, Voluntariado, EE.UU.
Características población, Entidades sin ánimo de lucro, Estadísticas de servicios, Familia, Servicios sociales, Tipología, Utilización de servicios, Voluntariado, EE.UU.
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