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(Created claim: summary (P836): The departmental scheme provides for the assessment of the needs and supply of GDVs and defines social actions (Articles 1 and 6 of the Besson Act 2). The Department coordinates the various working groups: schooling, health, housing, occupational integration, social support, prevention and security between local, departmental, regional and national actors. Social workers work with the public Travellers according to a sectorisation of distinct g...) |
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The departmental scheme provides for the assessment of the needs and supply of GDVs and defines social actions (Articles 1 and 6 of the Besson Act 2). The Department coordinates the various working groups: schooling, health, housing, occupational integration, social support, prevention and security between local, departmental, regional and national actors. Social workers work with the public Travellers according to a sectorisation of distinct geographical areas (see action sheet). The socio-professional accompaniment of the GDVs intervenes in the reception areas and the small passage area. The method of intervention with families is proposed in 4 “cumulable” forms: * Home visits to approved reception areas, * Interviews conducted in an institutional setting, * Accompanyment to organisations and institutions, * Telephone link to families and partners. The mission of social workers is to provide comprehensive social support to the public from the GDV community and to bring access to common rights schemes in the fields of health, budget, occupational integration, schooling, housing and justice (principle of free membership). Since 2016, social workers have also been tasked with the unique RSA reference of people joining this social support. They also have a mediation role between the public and the administrations. In addition to individual support, the implementation of projects tailored to the needs of the public, in the form of collective actions, is part of the mission of social workers. Within the framework of the departmental scheme, social workers may be asked to participate in the reflection on the creation, rehabilitation and operation of the places of reception of GDVs. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The departmental scheme provides for the assessment of the needs and supply of GDVs and defines social actions (Articles 1 and 6 of the Besson Act 2). The Department coordinates the various working groups: schooling, health, housing, occupational integration, social support, prevention and security between local, departmental, regional and national actors. Social workers work with the public Travellers according to a sectorisation of distinct geographical areas (see action sheet). The socio-professional accompaniment of the GDVs intervenes in the reception areas and the small passage area. The method of intervention with families is proposed in 4 “cumulable” forms: * Home visits to approved reception areas, * Interviews conducted in an institutional setting, * Accompanyment to organisations and institutions, * Telephone link to families and partners. The mission of social workers is to provide comprehensive social support to the public from the GDV community and to bring access to common rights schemes in the fields of health, budget, occupational integration, schooling, housing and justice (principle of free membership). Since 2016, social workers have also been tasked with the unique RSA reference of people joining this social support. They also have a mediation role between the public and the administrations. In addition to individual support, the implementation of projects tailored to the needs of the public, in the form of collective actions, is part of the mission of social workers. Within the framework of the departmental scheme, social workers may be asked to participate in the reflection on the creation, rehabilitation and operation of the places of reception of GDVs. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The departmental scheme provides for the assessment of the needs and supply of GDVs and defines social actions (Articles 1 and 6 of the Besson Act 2). The Department coordinates the various working groups: schooling, health, housing, occupational integration, social support, prevention and security between local, departmental, regional and national actors. Social workers work with the public Travellers according to a sectorisation of distinct geographical areas (see action sheet). The socio-professional accompaniment of the GDVs intervenes in the reception areas and the small passage area. The method of intervention with families is proposed in 4 “cumulable” forms: * Home visits to approved reception areas, * Interviews conducted in an institutional setting, * Accompanyment to organisations and institutions, * Telephone link to families and partners. The mission of social workers is to provide comprehensive social support to the public from the GDV community and to bring access to common rights schemes in the fields of health, budget, occupational integration, schooling, housing and justice (principle of free membership). Since 2016, social workers have also been tasked with the unique RSA reference of people joining this social support. They also have a mediation role between the public and the administrations. In addition to individual support, the implementation of projects tailored to the needs of the public, in the form of collective actions, is part of the mission of social workers. Within the framework of the departmental scheme, social workers may be asked to participate in the reflection on the creation, rehabilitation and operation of the places of reception of GDVs. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 14:44, 22 November 2021
Project Q3716575 in France
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Project Q3716575 in France |
Statements
218,256.19 Euro
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295,260.0 Euro
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73.92 percent
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1 January 2020
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31 December 2021
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Centre Communal d'Action Sociale de Niort
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Le schéma départemental prévoit l'évaluation des besoins et de l'offre à destination des GDV et définit les actions à caractère social (article 1 et 6 de la loi Besson 2). Le Département coordonne les différents groupes de travail : la scolarisation, la santé, l'habitat, l'insertion professionnelle, l'accompagnement social, la prévention et la sécurité entre les acteurs locaux, départementaux, régionaux et nationaux. Les travailleurs sociaux interviennent auprès du public gens du voyage selon une sectorisation des zones géographiques distinctes (voir fiche action). Les accompagnateurs socioprofessionnels des GDV interviennent sur les aires d'accueil aménagées et l’aire de petit passage. Le mode d’intervention auprès des familles est proposé selon 4 formes « cumulables » : * Visites à domicile sur les aires d’accueil agréées, * Entretiens menés dans un cadre institutionnel, * Accompagnement vers les organismes et institutions, * Lien téléphonique aux familles et partenaires. Les travailleurs sociaux ont pour mission de proposer un accompagnement social global au public issu de la communauté des GDV et d’amener vers l’accès aux dispositifs de droits communs dans les champs de la santé, du budget, de l’insertion professionnelle, de la scolarisation, l’habitat et de la justice (principe de la libre adhésion). Depuis 2016, les travailleurs sociaux ont également pour mission la référence unique RSA des personnes adhérant à cet accompagnement social. Ils ont aussi un rôle de médiation entre le public et les administrations. Au-delà de l’accompagnement individuel, la mise en place de projets adaptés aux besoins du public, sous forme d’actions collectives, fait partie de la mission des travailleurs sociaux. Dans le cadre du schéma départemental, les travailleurs sociaux peuvent être sollicités pour participer à la réflexion sur la création, la réhabilitation et le fonctionnement des lieux d'accueil des GDV. (French)
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The departmental scheme provides for the assessment of the needs and supply of GDVs and defines social actions (Articles 1 and 6 of the Besson Act 2). The Department coordinates the various working groups: schooling, health, housing, occupational integration, social support, prevention and security between local, departmental, regional and national actors. Social workers work with the public Travellers according to a sectorisation of distinct geographical areas (see action sheet). The socio-professional accompaniment of the GDVs intervenes in the reception areas and the small passage area. The method of intervention with families is proposed in 4 “cumulable” forms: * Home visits to approved reception areas, * Interviews conducted in an institutional setting, * Accompanyment to organisations and institutions, * Telephone link to families and partners. The mission of social workers is to provide comprehensive social support to the public from the GDV community and to bring access to common rights schemes in the fields of health, budget, occupational integration, schooling, housing and justice (principle of free membership). Since 2016, social workers have also been tasked with the unique RSA reference of people joining this social support. They also have a mediation role between the public and the administrations. In addition to individual support, the implementation of projects tailored to the needs of the public, in the form of collective actions, is part of the mission of social workers. Within the framework of the departmental scheme, social workers may be asked to participate in the reflection on the creation, rehabilitation and operation of the places of reception of GDVs. (English)
22 November 2021
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Identifiers
202002629
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