Provision of Intervension to Prevent Family Breakdown

Observation is one of the most effective ways to evaluate the needs and development of children, gather information about the attachment between families and the ability to raise children. Some people think that it is best to do it at family home (Hobart and Frankel, 2004). However, in this case it is impossible. Later evidence of additional affection, child behavior and personal advantage can be obtained outside of the home environment, but this is often overlooked in family ratings (Holland, 2011).

A third approach to prevent the breakdown of spouses and promote strong families is to provide appropriate income, employment, housing and medical care to alleviate family pressure and pressure, making families more vulnerable I emphasize that. , UK Department of Interior, 1998, Family Committee, 1998, National Children's Council, 1993). Family supported workplaces and children and elderly care facilities will be part of these family support (Mansfield et al. 1999; Halford and Bouma 1997; Family Policy Research Center 1997; Coontz 1997; Cass 1994) .

Regardless of the approach taken to strengthen marriage and family life and to prevent the collapse of families, safe and stable child rearing partnerships and consistent control from family environment are benefits for men, women, and especially children. Public policy strategies to strengthen marriage and families include several directions of amending family law and social welfare law, providing interpersonal skills education and counseling, improving access to economic and other resources There is a tendency to indicate.

Breakdown of families: Breakdown of family - divorce, teens pregnancy, or "orphans" - for example today, it is an emotional, educational and economical burden for young people today. The pressure to bring up children for economic stresses has an emotional impact on adults, leading to depression and depressed self-esteem. Stand Together aims to address the consequences of family collapse by partnering with catalysts for supportive family planning, risk youth counseling, foster care, and gang intervention

The rights-based approach should focus on preventing homelessness. It is well known that there are many reasons for youth to be homeless. Violence and family collapse, mental illness and drug abuse, lack of affordable housing, and lack of child protection system for just a few common reasons. The fact that more and more children are graduating from becoming homeless from the child's protection system, this system is basically to allow children and emerging adults to cope and to grow as independent adults Indicates not to provide the necessary life skills.