Abstract and Keywords
Bertram Beck (1918–2000) was a social worker who contributed to juvenile delinquency prevention and held many leadership positions in social work organizations. At Fordham University he was instrumental in creating the managed care institute and the religion and poverty institute.
Keywords: juvenile delinquency, psychiatric social worker, managed care, Henry Street Settlement, Children's Bureau, Ford Foundation
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