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 Lee-Mendoza, T. (2008). Social welfare and social work. Quezon City, Philippines: Central Book Supply.

 Marianne., Woodside (2006). Generalist case management : a method of human service delivery. McClam, Tricia. (3rd ed.). Belmont, CA: Thomson Brooks/Cole

Theories of social casework. Towle, Charlotte., Roberts, Robert W.,, Nee, Robert H.,, University of Chicago. School of Social Service Administration. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1970

✔complete note of Casework (slideshare.net)

✔6088_et_et.pdf (inflibnet.ac.in)

✔bswe-02-block1-unit-1-small-size.p65 (ignou.ac.in)

✔https://guide2socialwork.com/social-case-work/

✔https://socialworkeducationbd.blogspot.com/2017/03/definition-characteristics-elements-principles-process-of-social-case-work.html

✔https://socialworkeducationbd.blogspot.com/2017/03/definition-characteristics-elements-principles-process-of-social-case-work.html

 ✔ Social Welfare History Project Richmond, Mary (vcu.edu)

 ✔ History of Social Work, details

✔Helen Harris Perlman | Jewish Women's Archive (jwa.org)

✔Florence Hollis: Memories and Remembrance | A history of the Smith College School of Social Work

✔ Social Welfare History Project Richmond, Mary (vcu.edu)

✔ 5 Important People in the History of Social Work - Social Work Degree Guide


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