magistrsko delo
Tina Čuk (Author), Meta Drča (Author), Vera Grebenc (Mentor)

Abstract

V magistrski nalogi sva na kvalitativni način raziskali, kako so ponudniki socialnih in zdravstvenih storitev za brezdomne zagotavljali le-te na območju Mestne občine Ljubljana v času prvega vala epidemije. Z razglasitvijo epidemije ter vsesplošne karantene v Sloveniji so brezdomni ljudje postali izredno vidni. Bili so tisti, ki so v času ustavitve javnega življenja in slogana "ostani doma" edini dneve preživljali na ulicah. V teoretičnem delu sva predstavili pojem epidemije ter nov koronavirus SARS-CoV-2, veljavno zakonodajo s področja razglasa epidemije in izpostavili vse pristojne organe in pomembnejše ukrepe ter jasno definirali pojem ranljivih skupin in brezdomstva. Opisali sva značilnosti nevladne organizacije in predstavili njihovo vlogo pri reševanju zdravstvenih in socialnih težav, s katerimi se soočajo brezdomni ljudje. Teoretični del sva zaključili z etičnimi načeli in vodili ter naborom socialno delavskih metod, ki predstavljajo pogoj za uspešno delo z brezdomnimi ljudmi. S pomočjo vprašalnika za strokovne delavke socialnih organizacij in intervjuja zdravstvene delavke sva v empiričnem delu raziskali delovanje programov v Mestni občini Ljubljana pred epidemijo ter kakšne spremembe je za njihovo delo prinesel razglas. Osredotočili sva se na ovire v poplavi informacij, ki so jih bili ponudniki storitev deležni v prvem valu epidemije, na sodelovanje med organizacijami ter na želje, ki jih imajo za reševanje brezdomstva ter preprečevanje le-tega. Predstavitev rezultatov sva podkrepili s časopisnimi članki, dokumenti in javnimi pozivi. Namen najine raziskave je, da informacije, zbrane s strani organizacij, ki delujejo v praksi z brezdomnimi ljudmi, služijo kot opora sestavljavcem zakonov na zaščito najranljivejših.

Keywords

brezdomstvo;uživalci drog;brezdomci;nevladne organizacije;ranljive skupine;zdravje;etika;socialno delo;epidemija;zakonodaja;

Data

Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FSD - Faculty of Social Work
Publisher: [T. Čuk
UDC: 364.682.42
COBISS: 79751171 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Social and health services for homeless people in time of epidemic
Secondary abstract: In our master's thesis, we researched in a qualitative way, how the providers of social and health services for the homeless people, provided services in the area of the Municipality of Ljubljana, during the first wave of the epidemic. With the declaration of the epidemic and the general quarantine in Slovenia, homeless people became extremely visible. They were the only ones spending days on the streets at the time of the cessation of public life and the slogan "stay-at-home". In the theoretical part, we presented the concept of epidemic and the new coronavirus COVID-19 and the current legislation in the field of declaring an epidemic. We highlighted all competent authorities and important measures and defined the concept of vulnerable groups and homelessness. We described characteristics of non-government organisations and presented their role in solving health and social problems faced by homeless people. We concluded the theoretical part with ethical principles and guidelines and a set of social work methods, which are a condition for successful work with homeless people. With the help of a questionnaire for professionals of social organizations and an interview with a health worker, we empirically researched the operation of programs in the Municipality of Ljubljana before the epidemic and what changes the proclamation brought to their work. We focused on the barriers to the flood of information that service providers experienced in the first wave of the epidemic, on the cooperation between organizations and on the desires they have to address and prevent homelessness. We supported the presentation of the results with newspaper articles, documents and public calls. The purpose of our research is that the information gathered by organizations working in practice with homeless people serves as a support to lawmakers to protect the most vulnerable.
Secondary keywords: homelessness;drug users;social work ethics;non-government organisation;vulnerable groups;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za socialno delo
Pages: 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (136 str.))
ID: 13285862