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Bradford W. Sheafor, Colorado State UniversityCharles Horejsi, The University of MontanaAllyn & Bacon75 Arlington St., Suite 300 Boston, MA 2006chapter 5 The pages of this Sample Chapter may haveslight variations in final published contact your local Allyn & Bacon/Longman AND GUIDELINES FORSOCIAL WORK PRACTICE, 7/EThe colors in this document are not an accurate representation of the final textbook VSpecialized Techniquesand GUIDELINES for SOCIAL Work PracticeMost of the TECHNIQUES and GUIDELINES described in prior sections of this bookcould be used by almost any SOCIAL worker.
3. Be alert to the fact that existing welfare policies, program rules, and eligibility criteria can be very real barriers or obstacles to people who are in need of assistance and services. Client advocacyby the worker is often needed to help an individual se-cure needed services. Class advocacyis also necessary, but the process of changing
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