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Journal of Leisurability
Published by Leisurability Publications Inc. until 2000.
Volume 25, Number 4, Fall 1998
"Linking Formal and Informal Supports- Editors Comments"
Journal of Leisurability issue theme 'Linking Formal and Informal Supports' Editors comments.
Programming home-based activities for people with dementia: benefits and constraints
Recreational programs have been identified as being particularly important in maintaining quality of life in frail and dependent older people and of benefit to people with dementia. In this article th...
Social support is something you do, not something you provide: implications for linking formal and informal support
The authors discuss the concepts of social support and they propose a re-framing of what it means for individuals to interact in a supportive way. They cover topics such as: the implications of social...
Support clusters: a social network approach for people with complex needs
The authors describe "support clusters" and how they work. An example of using the concept of linking formal and informal support networks is the Support Clusters Project. This is a project which brin...
Wraparound: linking formal and informal supports
The author describes the struggle of the family of a child with Tourette Syndrome, how they tried to cope alone and finally sought help. She describes the family's experiences in trying to access reso...
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