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Conference reports Australian Association of Social Workers Ninth National Conference-Adelaide, 23 August 1965 About 180 people attended the A.A.S.W. forward to, as an opportunity to study these biennial Conference, which was officially again more thoroughly. As a stimulating Con­ opened by South Australia's Minister for Social ference, it both helped with new ideas for Welfare, The Hon. Mr D. A. Dunstan. Mr improvement of one's own work within the Dunstan spoke of the change in social welfare agency, and also helped one to see the work one does from day to day in perspective with the planning envisaged by the present Government, and stressed the necessity and value of statu­ rest of the social work field, and with the com­ tory and voluntary welfare agencies working munity at large. in co-operation. Most of the major community groups within which one might expect problems to arise re­ Another highlight of the opening day was ceived special attention in one or more sessions the conferring on Mrs A. G. Wheaton of -those whose problems arise primarily out of honorary life membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers-recognition of psychological maladjustment, from mental re­ Mrs Wheaton's outstanding part in the foun­ tardation, and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Australian Journal of Social Work Taylor & Francis

Conference reports

Australian Journal of Social Work , Volume 18 (3): 3 – Nov 1, 1965
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Conference reports

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Australian Association of Social Workers Ninth National Conference-Adelaide, 23 August 1965 About 180 people attended the A.A.S.W. forward to, as an opportunity to study these biennial Conference, which was officially again more thoroughly. As a stimulating Con­ opened by South Australia's Minister for Social ference, it both helped with new ideas for Welfare, The Hon. Mr D. A. Dunstan. Mr improvement of one's own work within the Dunstan spoke of the change in social welfare...
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Australian Association of Social Workers Ninth National Conference-Adelaide, 23 August 1965 About 180 people attended the A.A.S.W. forward to, as an opportunity to study these biennial Conference, which was officially again more thoroughly. As a stimulating Con­ opened by South Australia's Minister for Social ference, it both helped with new ideas for Welfare, The Hon. Mr D. A. Dunstan. Mr improvement of one's own work within the Dunstan spoke of the change in social welfare agency, and also helped one to see the work one does from day to day in perspective with the planning envisaged by the present Government, and stressed the necessity and value of statu­ rest of the social work field, and with the com­ tory and voluntary welfare agencies working munity at large. in co-operation. Most of the major community groups within which one might expect problems to arise re­ Another highlight of the opening day was ceived special attention in one or more sessions the conferring on Mrs A. G. Wheaton of -those whose problems arise primarily out of honorary life membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers-recognition of psychological maladjustment, from mental re­ Mrs Wheaton's outstanding part in the foun­ tardation, and

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Australian Journal of Social Work – Taylor & Francis

Published: Nov 1, 1965

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