Developing occupation-centered programs for the community
Subtitle: a workbook for students and professionals
By: Linda S. Fazio.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, N.J
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780131708082
Subjects: Occupational therapy services -- Planning; Community mental health services -- Planning; Occupational Therapy -- organization & administration; Community Health Services -- organization & administration; Program Development -- methods
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Community: what do we mean?; title: Practicing occupation in the community; title: Identifying trends and forecasting futures; title: Program development: what skills will i need?; title: Developing a time line for program design, planning, preparation; title: Implementation, and evaluation; title: Getting started: developing the design; title: Profiling the community, targeting the population, and assessing the need for services; title: Researching the "evidence," finding experts, and developing program goals; title: Staffing and personnel; title: Space; furnishings, equipment, and supplies; title: Costs and projected funding needs; title: Funding your program; title: Marketing and promotion; title: Program evaluation: how will outcomes be measured?; title: Programming to support meaningful occupation and balance for the disenfranchised and homeless: the development of a proposal; title: Intervention and support programming in day camps, sleep-away camps, and "adventures"; title: Prevention and wellness programming within existing or newly formed clubs: collaboration and partnering; title: Shelter programming for homeless persons with hiv/aids and mental; title: Illness: exploring prevocational and vocational skills; title: Programming for the homeless adolescent in transitional shelter:; title: Film-making for high school credit; title: Promotion of health, well-being and community: an intergenerational program for older adults living in a senior-care facility.