The work of professionals who support people in conditions of extreme marginalization is classified as «social work», involving direct contact and exposure to physical and psychological risks. These frontline workers create care and change pathways to enhance the well-being of those they assist, facing challenges related to social policies, financial resources, and demographic shifts. Based on a doctoral project at the University of Bari, this contribution analyzes the training needs of local professionals, with a survey of their professional expectations. The findings led to the development of a specialized training program for workers working with homeless, supported by local institutions
PRENDERSI CURA DI SOGGETTI SENZA FISSA DIMORA. UNA RICERCA NELLA CITTÀ DI BARI
Federica Misceo;Roberta Risola;Valeria Rossini;Armando Saponaro;Ignazio Grattagliano;Maria Grazia Violante
2025-01-01
Abstract
The work of professionals who support people in conditions of extreme marginalization is classified as «social work», involving direct contact and exposure to physical and psychological risks. These frontline workers create care and change pathways to enhance the well-being of those they assist, facing challenges related to social policies, financial resources, and demographic shifts. Based on a doctoral project at the University of Bari, this contribution analyzes the training needs of local professionals, with a survey of their professional expectations. The findings led to the development of a specialized training program for workers working with homeless, supported by local institutionsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


