doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000014314
Article type: Original Research
1 September 1977
Volume 2 Issue 3
doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000014314
Article type: Original Research
1 September 1977
Volume 2 Issue 3
Foster Care for Intellectually handicapped children
Jill Volard and Frank Forrest
Jill Volard
Frank Forrest
Jill Volard
Frank Forrest
CITATION: Volard J., & Forrest F. (1977). Foster Care for Intellectually handicapped children. Children Australia, 2(3), 122. doi.org/10.1017/S0312897000014314
Abstract
Over the past twenty years, concepts and ideas about the care of the intellectually handicapped have been changing. These changes are largely based on the principle of “normalisation” which originated in Scandinavia and in essence implies that the intellectually handicapped should experience as nearly as possible, and in keeping with their special needs and capabilities, normal community living (Nirge).