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• W65967528 abstract "Asian families face stressful problems, such as poverty, unemployment, and immigration status. A report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights [1992: 21] mentions preimmigration trauma as a problem for some recent Asian immigrants and refugees, particularly for the Vietnamese, Cambodian, Hmong, and Laotian refugees, who may carry the scars of psychological trauma. Families of American-born Asians also have difficulties. Despite the misleading stereotype that Asian Americans are the model [Gould 1988], Asians continue to be victims of prejudice and discrimination [Sue and Morishima 1982; Lum 1986; Uba and Sue 1991].In their efforts to cope with such barriers and stressors, Asians consider the and extended as the primary sources of support [Shon and Ja 1982; Ho 1992]. Under extreme stress situations and as last-resort measures, however, Asians reluctantly do seek help outside the [Sue and Morishima 1982; Lum 1986; Ho 1987]. Among the Asian Americans may seek are preservation services.Providers of preservation are forthright about the importance of cultural diversity and cultural competence, which call for careful attention to the specific ethnic minority backgrounds of their clients and the cultural considerations that have to be taken into account in providing services. Although research and other sources of information are available on preservation and African American, Hispanic, and Native American families [Gray and Nybell 1990; Hodges 1991; Sandau-Beckler and Salcido 1992; Mannes 1993]; information about Asian American families is rather sparse. This article seeks to fill the gap in information on Asian families and provide guidelines for culturally competent preservation practice. It provides an understanding of how empowerment and shared partnership may take place in ways appropriate to an Asian cultural perspective, outlines Asian values and analyzes areas of potential ill fit with preservation values, and describes three kinds of information that practitioners ought to know if Asian American clients are to be served effectively.KINDS OF FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICESSocial work practice in general and the child welfare field in particular have come to emphasize a family-centered approach. Family-based have emerged, representing renewed efforts to achieve the goal of a secure and loving family for every child [Maluccio 1990: 18]. Family preservation are the most recent in a series of programs for high-risk children and families: home-based services, family-centered services, and currently preservation services.The Child Welfare League of America [1989] describes two levels of preservation services. Family resource, support, and education are community-based that assist and support adults in their roles as parents; family-centered are services for supporting families who are experiencing problems that may threaten stability. Intensive preservation are intensive, home-based for families when the danger of removal of a child is imminent. They are placement prevention [Cole and Duva 1990].Lastly, evidence is growing that child placement agencies are beginning to use some of the features of preservation in their reunification practices for children already in out-of-home care.ASIAN FAMILY VALUESNot all Asian families are the same. They vary by origin --the part of Asia the roots come from; by social class; by generational status--immigrant, second generation, and so on; by place of birth--U.S. or abroad; and by their experiences as immigrants or refugees.Unlike other minority ethnic groups, such as African Americans and Native Americans, more than two-thirds of the Asian population (which is the fastest-growing minority group in America) are immigrants and refugees [United States Bureau of the Census 1991]. …" @default.
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• W65967528 title "Family Preservation: Making It Work for Asians" @default.
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