This issue of the Journal is based to a large extent on a selection of invited papers from the European Research Institute for Social Work conference organised and hosted by Trnava University, Slovakia, on the theme of Children in Social Work in autumn 2019.Zobrazit text
The article is based on the authors’ study of parental views in a family with a disabled child, the study of the parent`s subjectivity (awareness of their role in raising a child) and their choice of a behavioural model in the upbringing process. Zobrazit text
The authors undertake a thorough analysis of approaches towards disability in the Arab region, its socio-cultural aspects. Zobrazit text
The OBJECTIVE is to understand and describe social work interventions in the situation of young people preparing to leave children’s homes. Zobrazit text
The aim of the article is to describe emerging social work models accompanying housing that are implemented in work with endangered children and families, among others. Zobrazit text
The article attempts to answer the questions whether “early care as a social prevention service is effective and justifiable in the social service system” and “why it deserves major attention”.Zobrazit text
The purpose of the work is to show the importance of mediation, which is a form of conflict resolution, as a tool of social work with the beneficiary in the case of divorce and the need to protect children’s wellbeing. Zobrazit text
The present study deals with a reflection on the impact of the society transformation in relation to the education of social workers. It determines the depicted main signs of modern society in the second modernity and deals with the issues of the impact of modernisation in the context of the current society and the area of education in social work. Zobrazit text
The aim of this article is to highlight empowering community work in elasticreflexive transformation within professional social work in the Nordic context under the neoliberal transition of welfare states, focusing on Sweden. Two cases from Sweden: community work in a suburb, consisting of a municipal activity, and an association-based community project in a citycentre closed housing area are described, analysed, and compared. Zobrazit text