Why are we killing our kids? : how community agencies are responding
Whatu, Moana
Why are we killing our kids? : how community agencies are responding A research report presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Master of Social Work Applied Degree at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, 2007 Whatu, Moana - Palmerston North Massey University 2007 - 50 p.; 30cm
This thesis explores how New Zealand community agency workers perceive that communities are responding to child homicide. The research presented is based on the literature and interviews with three people working in community agencies that respond to child homicide. The author identifies four key themes: parenting, attitudes, resources and building communities but finds that there is no clear consensus about the appropriate course of action required to address violence against children.
nz
CHILDREN
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY SERVICES
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMILIES
HOMICIDE
PARENTING
SOCIAL SERVICES
CHILD HOMICIDE
CHILD HOMICIDE
NEW ZEALAND
Why are we killing our kids? : how community agencies are responding A research report presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Master of Social Work Applied Degree at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, 2007 Whatu, Moana - Palmerston North Massey University 2007 - 50 p.; 30cm
This thesis explores how New Zealand community agency workers perceive that communities are responding to child homicide. The research presented is based on the literature and interviews with three people working in community agencies that respond to child homicide. The author identifies four key themes: parenting, attitudes, resources and building communities but finds that there is no clear consensus about the appropriate course of action required to address violence against children.
nz
CHILDREN
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY SERVICES
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMILIES
HOMICIDE
PARENTING
SOCIAL SERVICES
CHILD HOMICIDE
CHILD HOMICIDE
NEW ZEALAND