Sandra Edmonds Crewe, Rowena Grice Wilson
Abstract
Today, kinship care is equal part family tradition and social welfare policy. This volume explores the balance of the two and presents current practice challenges of formal and informal kinship care. It also addresses the seminal role of grandparents as kinship care providers. doi:10.1300/J045v22n03_01.
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Today, kinship care is equal part family tradition and social welfare policy. This volume explores the balance of the two and presents current practice challenges of formal and informal kinship care. It also addresses the seminal role of grandparents as kinship care providers. doi:10.1300/J045v22n03_01.
Key concepts: Kinship, Kinship care, Grandparent, Sociology, Welfare, Balance (ability), Political science, Psychology