Memorandum on factors affecting the placement of City Children in Rural Homes in the United States / Agnes K. Hanna
In: Bulletin International de la Protection de l'Enfance. Bruxelles. N.159 (1939) , p.317-320Idioma: Francês.Assunto: DIREITO DA FAMÍLIA | PROTECÇÃO À INFÂNCIA | FAMILIA DE ACOLHIMENTO | COLOCAÇÃO DE MENORES | INSTITUIÇÕES DE ACOLHIMENTO | MEIO RURAL | EUA Localização e Cota : PP327 Resumo: In the early development of child-placing programs in the United States extensive use was made of rural homes for care of homeless city children. This plan, it was felt, offered an opportunityf for healthful, normal living tha was not possible in the congested and indesirable city environment from which the children came. Emphasis was placed also upon the opportunity tha was given the children to grow up in a place where future employment was assured and where they would become respected members of the community. These early placements were made in homes where no board was paid for the child's care and no efforts were made to supervise the care being given.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Document préparatoire de la XIII.ème session de l'Association Internationale pour la Protection de l'Enfance.
In the early development of child-placing programs in the United States extensive use was made of rural homes for care of homeless city children. This plan, it was felt, offered an opportunityf for healthful, normal living tha was not possible in the congested and indesirable city environment from which the children came. Emphasis was placed also upon the opportunity tha was given the children to grow up in a place where future employment was assured and where they would become respected members of the community. These early placements were made in homes where no board was paid for the child's care and no efforts were made to supervise the care being given.
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