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CARER

Center for the Advancement of Radiation Education And Research

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Recruiting and engaging parents/carers is challenging, and engaging parents / carers of adolescents is harder still. The Resilient Families program: promoting health and wellbeing in ... by Power, Elke / Youth Studies Australia While there are three dominant patterns that characterize fathers' home-work balances, all of the fathers fall under the weight of community scrutiny for being primary caregivers and not primary breadwinners, thus confirming research that has argued that mothers' and fathers' "moral" responsibilities as carers and earners remain differently framed and experienced (Berk, 1985; Finch & Mason, 1993; McMahon, 1995). "It's almost like I have a job, but I don't get paid": fathers at ... by Doucet, Andrea / Fathering Carers were sought who had been involved in, or witnessed, interactions with formal service providers, who lived in south central Ontario, and who spoke English. Informal care--two-tiered care? The work of family members and ... by Sinding, Christina / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare More results

References in periodicals archive

Recruiting and engaging parents/carers is challenging, and engaging parents / carers of adolescents is harder still.

The Resilient Families program: promoting health and wellbeing in ... by Power, Elke / Youth Studies Australia

While there are three dominant patterns that characterize fathers' home-work balances, all of the fathers fall under the weight of community scrutiny for being primary caregivers and not primary breadwinners, thus confirming research that has argued that mothers' and fathers' "moral" responsibilities as carers and earners remain differently framed and experienced (Berk, 1985; Finch & Mason, 1993; McMahon, 1995).

"It's almost like I have a job, but I don't get paid": fathers at ... by Doucet, Andrea / Fathering

Carers were sought who had been involved in, or witnessed, interactions with formal service providers, who lived in south central Ontario, and who spoke English.

Informal care--two-tiered care? The work of family members and ... by Sinding, Christina / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

More results