Implementation of social partnership technology in the prevention of family disadvantages

Abstract

Currently, there are different types of dysfunctional families: conflictual, immoral, pedagogically untenable, asocial. The causes of family disadvantages may be crisis phenomena in the socio-economic sphere, disorder of intra-family relations between parents and children, physically or mentally ill parents, unfavorable heredity in children, or presence of children or adults with disabilities in the family. Prevention of family disadvantages implies a set of measures to work with parents and children in order to form and maintain normal family relations, focus on a healthy lifestyle, and revive the institution of family and marriage. There are various ways to organize effective work in this direction, but the most effective is the implementation of social partnership technology. Such a partnership can be implemented through the interaction of various social institutions, such as social protection management bodies and social protection institutions, education management bodies and educational institutions, commissions for minors and for protection of their rights, special institutions for minors in need of social rehabilitation, guardianship and custody authorities, health management bodies and health care institutions, internal affairs bodies, bodies, institutions, and public associations, implementing measures to prevent neglect and juvenile delinquency, etc. Within the framework of social partnership technology, specialists of these institutions can ensure the prevention of family disadvantages more successfully and effectively by creating a unified concept of joint actions in relation to a particular family. Also, the implementation of social partnership technology will allow for the exchange of information characterizing the situation of families and children in the subordinate territory that is necessary for carrying out activities in their interests with authorities, state and non-governmental institutions, organizations and services.