Description

This book explores the development and implementation of social policies aimed at supporting children and families, focusing on the role of government, social institutions, and communities in fostering well-being. It examines key issues such as child protection, education, healthcare, poverty alleviation, and family support programs. The text also looks at the impact of social policies on diverse family structures, including single-parent, low-income, and immigrant families. By analyzing policy frameworks, reforms, and global perspectives, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of how social policies shape the lives of children and families. With case studies, policy evaluations, and recommendations for improvement, this book serves as a valuable resource for students, social workers, policymakers, and professionals in child welfare and family services. It aims to inspire critical thinking about how to create inclusive and effective policies that promote the health, safety, and opportunities for all families.