HOMELESSNESS

Homelessness

Homelessness

Introduction

This discussion will attempt examine the social problem of HOMELESSNESS in order to develop a plan to address this problem in a single community. In order to integrate a social work intervention model, the discussion will give relevance to the areas of the role and relevance of community work. It is necessary to individualize the treatment of homeless, of course, within the same program. We see such need to increase the number of individual meetings with the therapist, especially when difficulties arise regarding the participation of the patient groups (Amster, 2008; Healey, 2006). Our patients really appreciate this kind of work. In the initial stages of treatment, the therapist is often the only person close to them. The importance of the social problems of homelessness are not only difficult to grasp the quantitative parameters, but also the dynamics of the phenomena and changes in the structure of the population (Oher & Yaeger, 2011; Thompson, 2012). Synthetic studies in the field of social policy emphasize the increasing rate of the phenomenon goes beyond his reach, and environmental groups traditionally associated with homelessness (Layton, 2000; Levinson, 2004). The homeless are also linked to such negative phenomena as alcoholism, drug addiction, begging, prostitution, crime, and epidemiological risk.

Discussion

The importance of the social problems of homelessness are not only difficult to grasp the quantitative parameters, but also the dynamics of the phenomena and changes in the structure of the population (Amster, 2008; Layton, 2000; Oher & Yaeger, 2011). Synthetic studies in the field of social policy emphasize the increasing rate of the phenomenon goes beyond his reach, and environmental groups traditionally associated with homelessness (Healey, 2006; Levinson, 2004; Thompson, 2012). The homeless are also linked to such negative phenomena as alcoholism, drug addiction, begging, prostitution, crime, and epidemiological risk (Amster, 2008; Thompson, 2012). These differences stem from the fact that some homeless people are helped by several sources, which increases the total number of persons covered (Healey, 2006; Oher & Yaeger, 2011). Not all of the applicant after the food and medical aid and declaring themselves as homeless are checked, as well as inflate the statistics (Amster, 2008; Healey, 2006). In addition, homeless people, more often than other groups, moving around the country, or do not use the official forms of assistance offered, which further hampers their records.

Causes attributable to the homeless include:

Factors related to disturbed the process of socialization in primary groups, including poor preparation for independent living, the inability to live independently, inability to live with family after the divorce, separations, returns from prison,

The reasons related to the inability to adapt to the socio-economic situation, including a questionnaire to undergo treatment by employers, lack of employment opportunities for fair pay,

The reasons related to the incompatibility between the lifestyle and cultural situation, including the treatment of spouses as property, divorce, nielozenie the family,

Causes related to drinking and alcohol abuse.

The socio-economic situation of the country, including rising unemployment, the ongoing liquidation of hotel workers, lack of places in hospitals, care facilities, nursing ...