
An article describes both a social work and military and social work with servicemen and members of their families. The authors summarize such existing experience of social work in Ukraine and abroad. It is sensitive for the development of effective approaches, forms, methods, technologies and methods of such work in modern Ukraine, for the choice of areas for solving social problems of servicemen and members of their families in a military conflict environment. The purpose of the article is to summarize the experience of such work in the history of social work with servicemen and members of their families. Research methods are generalization, specification, synthesis, theoretical analysis of sources. The results of the study are to determine the types, forms, content of social work of state and non-state social services in the community, military and social work with servicemen and members of their families, their opportunities for use and combination of resources in Ukraine today. The prospects for the use of historical ideas are: an implementation of a such experience at the NGU units’ practice. They are a management of social services in the community; cooperation of community resources and the military; combining of social welfare and guarantees with individual work with clients; involvement of NGOs and social services to interact with professionals conducting military and social work; create jobs for servicemen discharged due to injury; develop state policy in the field of social work for servicemen and members of their families.
військово-соціальна робота; соціальна робота з військовослужбовцями і членам їх сімей; соціальна допомога; підтримка; патронаж; інваліди; благочинність., military and social work; social work with servicemen and members of their families; social assistance; support; patronage; disabled people; charity.
військово-соціальна робота; соціальна робота з військовослужбовцями і членам їх сімей; соціальна допомога; підтримка; патронаж; інваліди; благочинність., military and social work; social work with servicemen and members of their families; social assistance; support; patronage; disabled people; charity.
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