Working with disaster : social welfare interventions during and after tragedy.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Harlow, Essex : Longman, 1993Description: 144 pISBN:

0582102472pbk

DDC classification:

363.340941 WOR

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Includes bibliographical references

Working with disaster; We went to see Liverpool get to Wembley: the experience of a Hillsborough survivor; The eye of the storm: police control of the Lockerbie disaster; Social services after Hillsborough: managing the initial response; The Kegworth/M1 air crash: setting up a helpline and a support service; Social work in the aftermath of the Zeebrugge ferry disaster; Legal representation after the Kings Cross fire; The role of the general practitioner in the aftermath of the Lockerbie disaster; Mental health and social services: working together after Clapham; Responding to the needs of young people after Hungerford; Reaching out: running a staff care service in the aftermath of disaster; Social welfare after tragedy: what have we learnt?; Coping with a major personal crisis

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