Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

Some of the data pertaining to factors predictive of institutionalization or survival suggest that changes may be introduced in lives least able to bear them

A conceptual analysis of the social and psychological problems of the aged as a basis for more effective action on their behalf

A model is reported that uses casework as the core service complemented by extensive ancillary services within the structure of a voluntary agency

A proposal is made to improve the quality of living by utilizing the contributions of group workers to modify and create new patterns of social interaction