
Readings
This is a selection of readings on this site relating to aspects of the Child and Youth Care Work profession
What
exactly is child and youth care work?
James Anglin
What
exactly is child and youth care work?
James Anglin
What exactly is child and youth care work?
The views of Helen Starke and others
What exactly is child and youth care work?
A summary of Small, R.W. and Dodge, L.M. (1988) Roles,
skills, and job tasks in professional child care
Self-awareness in the child care worker
Steve Young writing in Child Care Work in Focus
Do-it-yourself definitions of child and youth care work
Brian Gannon on the views of some newcomers to the
field
Qualities of a child and youth care worker
Ernie Nightingale looks back on 27 years as a Director
On being in charge
Thom Garfat on child and youth care workers taking more
responsibility
Child & Youth Care Work in South Africa: Recognition and
Regulation through Registration – at Last!
Lesley du Toit on progress in South Africa
Notification and Registration of Social Care Workers: An Irish Solution to
an Irish Problem
Niall McElwee reports on the situation in Ireland
The Year-2000 model Child and Youth Care Worker User's Manual
Brian Gannon and Merle Allsopp being serious with
tongue in cheek
What is a professional?
Two views from David Roush in the youth detention field
How can you recognise a youth-worker?
Mike Baizerman
Legislated professional boards: Child and youth care soon to achieve full
recognition as a profession in South Africa?
Lesley du Toit
Developmental Stages of Child and Youth Care Workers: An Interactional
Perspective
Thom Garfat
The Juvenile Careworker
David Roush
The child care worker: An ambassador in a land of troubled children
Brian Gannon
Responses to Billy's Mother – I
Thom Garfat on what child and youth care workers do
Responses to Billy's Mother – II
Thom Garfat on what child and youth care workers do
Practice Abuse
Brian Gannon on unsupported front line workers
Being, Acting, Reflecting
Lies Gualtherie van Weezel and Kees Waaldijk
Central Themes in Child and Youth care
Mark Krueger
The child care profession and its responsibilities in the future
Eric Richardson
Letter from a colleague
Dave Damschen
Training for Caring
Patrick Brennan
Child and Youth Care Work: A profession or a calling?
A view from Zambia
Homeless: Neither a profession nor an employer offers shelter or a place to
go
Mike Baizerman
Care worker and social worker compare jobs
Rone Gerber and Belinda Slavin
Heroes and Pioneers of Child and Youth Care Work
Larry Brendtro
Challenges facing the child and youth care professional
Wilma Hoffman
Building job descriptions for child care workers
Pietermaritzburg Children's Homes
Adults who work
with troubled and difficult young people
F.G. Lennhoff
Why do I do it?
Mark Krueger
Celebrating Child and Youth Care Work
Felicity Coughlan
My Confusion, My Reality
Mark Gamble
Valued child and youth care worker qualities in relationships with young
people
Varley Weisman
Seven Steps for Building a Career in Child Care
Mark Krueger
Today's child – tomorrow's adult
Frieda Francisco-la Grange
Training child care workers: Three essentials
Richard Liberatore
The Nature of Child and Youth Care Work
Inter-Ministerial Committee on Young People at
Risk, South Africa
Rights of children are still violated
Sister Stanislaus Kennedy
Stages of Child and Youth Care Worker Development
Jack Phelan
A History of Child and Youth Care
Kathy Beukes and Brian Gannon
An Historical Perspective on Residential Services for Troubled and Troubling
Youth in Canada
Grant Charles and Peter Gabor,
A Snapshot of
Irish Social Care Practice and Practitioners: Comments on a Pilot Study
Dr. C. Niall McElwee and Denis Ryan
The Child Care
Worker as a Primary Practitioner
F.Herbert Barnes
The Child Care
Worker and Occupational Stress
S.Whitehead
Working
conditions
G.Burford
Preparing Agencies and workers for Family Contract Services
Karen Vanderven & Earl N. Stuck
Biographical outline of August Aichhorn
K. R. Eissler
How is Child
and Youth Care work unique – and different – from other fields?
K. VanderVen
True confessions leading to thoughtful
questions
Carol Stuart