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Series: Casework in Public Welfare Series
Year Published: 1968
Creator: Amer Public Welfare Assn
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Thomas D Hunt, of the American Public Welfare Association Project on Aging, and Gene Wilhite, social services consultant for the Illinois Department of Public Aid, re-examine some of the elements which make it possible to do public welfare casework. Explains that the ultimate value of any of the elements of casework lies in its effectiveness in aiding the caseworker to achieve the results and satisfactions that he seeks.
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