Social Work Practice with Refugee and Immigrant Youth in the United States
by Melvin Delgado, Kay Jones, Mojdeh Rohani
Social Work Practice with Refugee and Immigrant Youth in the United States examines professional practice with young people affected by migration and resettlement. Centered on the U.S. context, this resource is suited to students and practitioners seeking a focused introduction to social work with refugee and immigrant youth.
About This Book
This book focuses on social work practice with refugee and immigrant youth in the United States.
It addresses professional work with young people whose experiences include migration, resettlement, and adaptation to a new social environment.
The subject is relevant to readers studying social work, youth services, immigration, and community support.
It provides a focused foundation for examining how social workers engage with refugee and immigrant youth in the United States.
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