NZ Father & Child Society

Inclusion or Exclusion: Family Strategy and Policy

A publication by Massey University's Centre for Public Policy Evaluation (2000) containing a collection of papers presented to the Public Health conference with the theme People in Public Health in Palmerston North (July 2000). The common theme of the papers selected from the conference is creating an inclusive approach to delivering family policy and practice.

Available from: CPPE, Ph: (06) 350 5799, extn 2679. Email: K.S.Birks@massey.ac.nz. $15.

Chapters:

Inclusive vs Exclusive Approaches, Stuart Birks
Involving men in maternity services, Harald Breiding-Buss
This paper also on this site: click here.
Real Dads-Real Men: A study of fathers' experiences of child and family services in the Nelson/Tasman region and their suggestions for "father-friendly services.",David Mitchell, Philip Chapman, Carol MacIntosh
This paper also on the Father and Child site: click here
Carrots or Sticks, Felicity Goodyear-Smith
Researching fathers in New Zealand: Whose voices are we hearing? Paul Callister
Summary of this paper on the Teen Dads site: click here

Complete pdf download available from the CPPE's web site.

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