Socialinio darbuotojo vaidmenys teikiant pagalbą moterų krizių centre

Makūnas, Tadas

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dc.contributor.author	Makūnas, Tadas
dc.date.accessioned	2019-02-01T09:14:42Z
dc.date.available	2019-02-01T09:14:42Z
dc.date.issued	2018-06-20
dc.identifier.uri	http://dspace.kaunokolegija.lt//handle/123456789/570
dc.description	The goal of this work is to reveal the roles of a social worker in providing social assistance in Women’s Crisis Centre. The roles of a social worker have been investigated in Lithuania, but rarely the roles, taken on while providing assistance in Lithuanian Women‘s Crisis Centres. This subject is relevant because in this case a social worker has to work with women, who already experienced crisis and intervention. Integrated psycho-social assistance is provided in crisis centres to persons, suffering from violance in close environment, and to victims of humans‘ trafficing or exploitation for the prostitution purposes. Objective of the work is to reveal the roles of a social worker while providing social services in Women‘s Crisis Centre. Tasks of the work: 1) to reveal problems of the activity of Women’s Crisis Centres, referring to legal documents of the Republic of Lithuania and documents of the activity of Women’s Crisis Centres; 2) describe professional roles of social workers, referring to corresponding literature; 3) identify the invoked roles of social workers from the viewpoint of women, living in the Crisis Centre. Methods of the research: analysis of scientific sources and documents has been used; questionarries and analysis of documents have been used when identifying invoked roles of social workers in Women Crisis Centres. 29 respondents have been interviewed: those were women, receiving social services in Women Crisis Centre. Conclusions of the research: Problems of families and women in Crisis Centre are solved in complex, help of specialists as well as common and special social services are provided. Women’s Crisis Centres are fulfilling the function of secondary prevention: distinguishing groups of risk and actions, causing violance in families, prostitution, victims, suffered from human’s trafficing and others, providing assistance and help for them. This helps to strenghten economic and legal independence of women, to provide them assistance and help. Roles of a social worker are closely intertwined and related to possesed knowledge and competence. Most often a social worker is fulfilling a few roles at the same time. The goal of all those is to create conditions for the person (family) to develop and strenghten skills and capabilities in solving their own social problems and cultivate social relations with society and help them to overcome social disjuncture. The results of the research revealed that women identified all 14 roles of social workers, described in literature. Women, living in Women’s Crisis Centre, mostly identified the role of a social worker as a data processing person. The roles of mediator, provider of service, and empowerer go after that. The least identified role of social worker was the one of a community planner.	en
dc.description.abstract	Šiame darbe siekiama atskleisti socialinio darbuotojo vaidmenis teikiant socialinę pagalbą moterų krizių centre. Socialinio darbuotojo vaidmenys Lietuvoje tyrinėti, tačiau socialinio darbuotojo vaidmenys, patiriami teikiant socialinę pagalbą moterų krizių centruose Lietuvoje, retai. Ši tema aktuali tuo, kad socialinis darbuotojas turi dirbti jau su krizę patyrusiomis moterimis, kurios yra patyrusios intervenciją. Krizių centruose teikiama kompleksinė psichosocialinė pagalba asmenims, patiriantiems smurtą artimoje aplinkoje, nukentėjusiems nuo prekybos žmonėmis arba išnaudojimo prostitucijos tikslais.	en_US
dc.language.iso	other	en_US
dc.subject	Socialinės paslaugos, socialinių paslaugų gavėjai, krizių centrai	en_US
dc.title	Socialinio darbuotojo vaidmenys teikiant pagalbą moterų krizių centre	en_US
dc.title.alternative	Roles of a Social Worker while Providing Assistance at Women‘s Crisis Centre	en_US
dc.type	Other	en_US