El trabajo social y las nuevas orientaciones de la asistencia social
Payá Ibars, María Raquel;
El trabajo social y las nuevas orientaciones de la asistencia social
Se comentan las conclusiones obtenidas tras las Jornadas de Trabajo Social celebradas en Barcelona entre el 18 y el 21 de septiembre de 1963, con el objetivo de poner al día el tema llamado 'asistencia social'. Los grupos de trabajo que se formaron son: 1. Nuevas comunidades y migración. 2. Asistencia Psiquiátrica. 3. Asistencia social escolar. 4. Servicio social en Parroquia. 5. Trabajo social de empresa. 6. Supervisión en el ejercicio activo de la profesión.
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