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Abstract Between 1990 and 2003, the single-parent family continued to emerge as a major family form in the United States. Individuals come to single parenthood through different routes (divorce, separation, birth outside of marriage, widowhood, and adoption). And most of them are women. Intervention implications are framed in terms of
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Abstract Between 1990 and 2003, the single-parent family continued to emerge as a major family form in the United States. Individuals come to single parenthood through different routes (divorce, separation, birth outside of marriage, widowhood, and adoption). And most of them are women. Intervention implications are framed in terms of
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Programs for Single-Parent Children: Principals and Single Parents Disagree
Journal of School Leadership, 1993This article summarizes a study of special school needs of single-parent children in the seventh and eighth grades and the effectiveness of school policies, programs, and practices in responding to those needs. Principals and single parents were interviewed and surveyed in one midwestern state to determine areas of needed program development ...
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Group work with single parents--a single and separated parents' group.
Health and social service journal, 1978Two social workers attached to a health centre organised a group for single and separated parents with problems, as an addition to medication and individual treatment available. This paper covers the selection, aims and structure of the group and examines the content of the meetings.
A, Rushton, J, Winny
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Surrogacy and the single parent
Children and Young People Now, 2016Kelly Reeve, team leader and senior legal consultant for the Child Law Advice Service, looks at the question of surrogacy for single parents and considers the possible ways forward for law reform
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Single Parents and the Schools
1990The one-parent home is one of the major family arrangements of school children today. Over 15 million children live in one-parent homes, most in mother-only homes and most as a result of separation or divorce. From a total of about 62 million children overall, the number in one-parent homes is an important and growing subgroup of children in the ...
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Parenting in the Single Parent Family
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