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... per- cent of the total , and public 43 percent of the total . In 1949 private benefactions supplied only 19 percent of the total as against 81 percent from public sources . However , interestingly enough , this was not caused by a ...
... per- cent of the total , and public 43 percent of the total . In 1949 private benefactions supplied only 19 percent of the total as against 81 percent from public sources . However , interestingly enough , this was not caused by a ...
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... percent ; working with individuals outside the group , 5 percent ; intake interviews , 4.1 per- cent ; work with board committees , 1.4 percent ; work with the community , 1.4 percent ; and transition time , 5.1 percent . Workers were ...
... percent ; working with individuals outside the group , 5 percent ; intake interviews , 4.1 per- cent ; work with board committees , 1.4 percent ; work with the community , 1.4 percent ; and transition time , 5.1 percent . Workers were ...
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... percent less time to " work with groups " than recommended . This 6 percent was distributed among the other functions fairly evenly . Two and six - tenths percent was assigned to " supervising others , " which was not a recommended ...
... percent less time to " work with groups " than recommended . This 6 percent was distributed among the other functions fairly evenly . Two and six - tenths percent was assigned to " supervising others , " which was not a recommended ...
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SOCIAL WORKS RESPONSE TO DEMOCRACYS CHALLENGE | 3 |
SOCIAL WELFARE IN A CHANGING WORLD | 19 |
COMMUNITY COOPERATION FOR THE COMMUNITYS WELFARE | 46 |
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