Le famiglie tra i cambiamenti della pandemia e la riorganizzazione dei servizi. Profili di rischio e strategie di innovazione per il sostegno alle relazioni familiari

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] Families between the changes of the pandemic and the reorganization of services. Risk profiles and innovation strategies to support family relationships

Elisabetta Carra'*, Matteo Moscatelli*

*Corresponding author

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Abstract

The contribution presents an analysis of the relationship between the needs of families and the support received in the Lombardy Region two years after the on set of the pandemic crisis, through the data of a research that involved 300 families with children, 48 counseling centers and 50 family associations. The experience of families in Lombardy during the pandemic period has been character ized by very different problematic elements that have emerged/have worsened differently with respect to the gender of the parents and, to the age of the children. The institutions have activated measures to continue to offer their services remotely and innovate aid, through the internet and the telephone, but offering very variable answers that in some cases failed to satisfy their wishes. The re search also records dissatisfaction with the measures activated by the Government, worsening over time. The risk profiles and critical issues in offering help require the various welfare actors to strategically rethink support for family re lationships and to radically innovate the accessibility and diversification of interventions in the post-pandemic period
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] Families between the changes of the pandemic and the reorganization of services. Risk profiles and innovation strategies to support family relationships
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationLa famiglia di fronte alla sfida del COVID-19. La costruzione di una nuova normalità
EditorsMargherita Lanz, Camillo Regalia
Pages113-138
Number of pages26
Volume33
Publication statusPublished - 2023

Keywords

  • Famiglie
  • Family impact lens
  • Welfare
  • associazioni familiari
  • consultori

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