Family complexity and social work. A comparative study of family-based welfare work in different welfare regimes. (FACSK)
University of Sheffield , University of Birmingham, Institute of Applied Social Studies , University of Sheffield , University of Birmingham, College of Social Sciences, Social Policy and Social Work , University of Sheffield, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociological Studies , University of Birmingham
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University of Sheffield , University of Birmingham, Institute of Applied Social Studies , University of Sheffield , University of Birmingham, College of Social Sciences, Social Policy and Social Work , University of Sheffield, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociological Studies , University of Birmingham
In the era of globalisation, family policies and social care services are at the intersection of increasingly diverse family situations and complex welfare state environments. This project will compare family policies and family-based social work in four different welfare systems and fundamental service areas: child welfare, drug/alcohol abuse,migrating families and disabilities. Its purpose is to analyse how social workers across different contexts understand notions of family and how they describe their own practices and outcomes with families.
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