School  Linked  Services   For  Children,
Youth  and  Families

The delivery of health, social and other services to children, youth and families is the focus for this section of the framework. Schools can assist in the delivery of such agency services by informing parents, referring students and creating in-school parent resource centres or school-based health/social services for youth.

Explanations (Summaries, Articles)

• Liontos LB, (1990). Collaboration between school and social services. ERIC Digest
• Yates L, (1993). Building a successful parent center in an urban school, ERIC Digest
• Hinkle JS (1992). Family counseling in the schools, ERIC Digest
• Preventing Youth Violence. Full Service Schools.
• Cautilli J, Skinner L. Combating Youth Violence Through Wrap-Around Services.
• Database. Student-Friendly Care
• OutLook. Improving Interactions With Clients: A Key to High-Quality Services
• Bruder Mary Beth. 2000. The Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP). ERIC Digest #E605.

Evidence (Reports, Research Reviews, Major Case Studies)

• Preventing Youth Violence. Full Service Schools
• Bruder Mary Beth. 2000. The Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP). ERIC Digest #E605.

Examples (Canadian and Other Examples)

Resources

-Planning Guides

• Family Health International. Meeting the Needs of Young Clients: A Guide to Providing Reproductive Health Services to Adolescents

-Programs and Materials

-Policy Examples