Methodological pathways care centers in homeless shelters
In memoriam of Javier Cruz Terán, a psychologist/community worker/researcher in practice
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https://doi.org/10.30827/tsg-gsw.v12.23499Keywords:
Homelessness, methodology, Shelters, psychosocial supportAbstract
Homeless people are the most excluded individuals of the social pyramid. Just are made visible, but if stigmatized. We describe the work process for attending homeless people in residential centers. We make a theoretical problem of homelessness in the first approximation; we set work schedules, sequenced in phases and point out the importance of human resources in all the way of help. The enhancement of personal resources, the perceived benefit as a driver for change and the direct participation of the homeless on their return to inclusion are the key factors in the working model.
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