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James Wiebler (1975)
Some Perspectives on Social Work Education at the Undergraduate Level in Hawaii, Minnesota and "Elsewhere''International Social Work, 18
R. Dybwad (1975)
Preparation of the Retarded for Adult LivingInternational Social Work, 18
It is only recently that there has been national consideration of the problems and needs of the mentally retarded. Voluntary, state and federal programmes are gradually being more effectively coordinated but a good deal remains to be done. The measures that could be taken to further this process include: the establishment of a national institute on mental retardation; a select committee of the parliament to examine problems of the mentally retarded; a standing interdepartmental committee with more precise terms of reference concerning mental retardation; and action to assist in employment for the mentally retarded with the commonwealth.
Australian Journal of Social Issues – Wiley
Published: Jun 1, 1977
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