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Services for Handicapped Youth: A Program Overview
May 1, 1973
Prefatory Material, Chapters 1 - 5
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Summarizes the findings and recommendations of a study of major services and service delivery programs for Nevadans with mental health disorders, mental retardation, or alcohol or drug abuse problems. Describes all major public and private programs for meeting these people's needs, documents problems with services and programs, and presents recommendations for improvement. (See also R-1220, R-1420, R-1800/1.)
Chapter One
Description of the Study
Chapter Two
Summary and Recommendations
Chapter Three
The Mentally Handicapped Population
Chapter Four
Direction
Chapter Five
Prevention
Chapter Six
Identification
Chapter Seven
Special Education and Training Services
Chapter Eight
Nonresidential Mental Health Services
Chapter Nine
Treatment for Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Chapter Ten
Residential Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services
Chapter Eleven
Vocational Services
Chapter Twelve
Medical Services
Chapter Thirteen
Residential Living
Chapter Fourteen
Income Assistance
Appendix A
Detailed Vocational Rehabilitation Program and Client Characteristics
Appendix B
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals: Surveys of the Nevada Mental Health Institute
Appendix C
California's Child Health and Disability Prevention Program
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