The Family Aide Program (FAP) utilizes a multi-agency administrative structure and multi-agency funding. The first volume of a two-part study reviews the organizational history of the FAP as it evolved and operated; identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the structure; assesses the level of inter-agency cooperation; and assesses its value as a model for replication.
CY - College Park, MD LA - eng N1 -TWO volumes
v. 1. Case history of multi-agency cooperation in the planning, development, and implementation of a family aide program in Appalachian Maryland --
v. 2. Evaluation of service delivery effectiveness of the family aide program in Appalachian Maryland.
The Family Aide Program (FAP) utilizes a multi-agency administrative structure and multi-agency funding. The first volume of a two-part study reviews the organizational history of the FAP as it evolved and operated; identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the structure; assesses the level of inter-agency cooperation; and assesses its value as a model for replication.
PB - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Maryland PP - College Park, MD PY - 1976 TI - Evaluation of program effectiveness through multi-agency cooperation in the use of aides UR - http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/9890632 SN - ES-USDA Cooperative Agreement Number: 12-05-300-203 ER -