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The myth of coping alone: Supports for families

This 1989 paper describes a variety of programs which provide families with resources to meet the ordinary and extraordinary pressures and responsibilities of family life. It looks at the limitations and benefits of the types of family support services available, overseas trends and the need for community networks. Keyword: Families

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The myth of coping alone: Supports for families

Author

Wolcott, Irene

Publisher

Aust. Institute of Family Studies

Publication date

1/04/1989

Origin

Australia

Source

Family Matters Number 23

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