Adolescent pregnancy: policy and prevention services
In: Springer series on social work
The author provides social work practitioners with research-based information necessary to develop prevention programs and policies that target young people according to their different levels of early sex, pregnancy, and parenthood experiences. The need to develop policies and services designed to reduce teenage pregnancy in ways appropriate for the social worker's specific client population is emphasized throughout. Identifying and synthesizing the wide literature on prevention theory and practice, this book offers "best practice" applications for effective social work intervention