International conference International conference in Novy Bydzovin Novy Bydzov

SOCIAL AREASOCIAL AREA Daniela Lusková

May 2008

What is it all about……… participation

ideas

cooperation

communication

How it works here……..

social services and their local planning town-duties in system of social security criminality prevention care of seniors social work with Romany ethnic group projects financed by EU in cooperation with

NNOs

Social services 1

Founders: Town Higher administrative unit State Private or legal entities

Providers: Allowance organizations Organizational units Citizens‘ association Generally beneficial associations Church

Social services 2

Regularization solves: Registration of providers Financing Types of services Inspections Education

Local planning: Work groups Involvement of public Action plan

Social services 3

The most frequent services established by towns: Day-care services Retirements homes

Ageing population

The most frequent form of establishment: Allowance organization Organizational unit

NB and CH have a generally beneficial association

Town-duties in system of social security

State‘s delegated agency: Provisions in material need Care-allowance Allowances for handicapped Collision guardianship Care of problem families Surrogate family care Care of inadaptable Probation officer for youngsters

Criminality prevention 1

Town‘s individual scope: Multiple-source financing Projects form Focused on children and youth Criminality prevention manager and work

group Spectrum of participating organizations,

including NNOs Action plan

Criminality prevention 2

Priorities: Support of cooperation Support of education Support of informedness Support of sports-grounds usage Support of social services Support of risk-groups employment Support of citizens safety Education towards healthy life-style Secondary prevention Care of socially-segregated people

Care of seniors

Local day-care service in the field Lightening services for caring families Houses with day-care service

6 within region Support of free-time activities Care-allowance

Social work with Romany

ethnic group

Field social worker NB 4,48% of Romany ethnic group in

population NB 67% unemployment of Romany ethnic

group Supportive projects Community service jobs Preparation of low-threshold center

EU financed projects

Realization usually NNOs Work with groups endangered by social-

exclusion Experience:

mothers Romany ethnic group unemployed

How does it work in your country……….

Slovakia Poland Latvia Italy

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