Social capital as a critical but neglected factor in system of care research, practice, and policy
Product Description:
Social capital refers to the resources that emerge from social relationships, such as emotional support or referrals for employment. Social capital is a prerequisite for self-determination and empowerment, but is lacking for many youth and families served by systems of care. However, social capital is seldom a focus of system of care practice or policy. Greater attention to social capital could help youth and families develop stronger social support networks and experience improved outcomes.
Keyword(s):
social capital, self-determination, emotional/behavioral disorders, system of care
Product/Publication Type(s):
Conference presentations and posters presented
Target Audience:
Consumers/Families, Professionals, Policymakers
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