Social Work Intervention on a New Housing Estate
D. Craig Hooper, Judith Coleman, Bernard Ineichen
Abstract
D. Craig Hooper, Judith Coleman, Bernard Ineichen
Abstract
Families moving into a new housing estate were the subject of a controlled experiment. Half received social work assistance, half did not. The two groups showed little difference in levels of health or satisfaction with their environment. The problems identified tended to be communal problems of the estate, related to its design and management.
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Families moving into a new housing estate were the subject of a controlled experiment. Half received social work assistance, half did not. The two groups showed little difference in levels of health or satisfaction with their environment. The problems identified tended to be communal problems of the estate, related to its design and management.
Key concepts: Estate, Housing estate, Work (physics), Public housing, Intervention (counseling), Real estate, Subject (documents), Property management