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Some people say that an intervention programme should be based on providing hooks and not fish, because fish provide only a temporary answer whereas hooks provide tools for ongoing change. Is this so? Some people say that an intervention programme should be based on providing hooks and not fish, because fish provide only a temporary answer whereas hooks provide tools for ongoing change. Is this so?
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If only people were willing to work, they would manage to get out of poverty. Right? If only people were willing to work, they would manage to get out of poverty. Right?
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Is it true that people live in poverty because they do not plan their budget properly and their priorities are misguided? Is it true that people live in poverty because they do not plan their budget properly and their priorities are misguided?
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People in poverty tend to be dependent. Do you not think that social workers must avoid encouraging dependence among their clients? People in poverty tend to be dependent. Do you not think that social workers must avoid encouraging dependence among their clients?
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People become poor because they made bad choices. Right? People become poor because they made bad choices. Right?
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Does poverty-aware social work free people of their responsibility for their situation? Does poverty-aware social work free people of their responsibility for their situation?
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If structural aspects have such a crucial impact on poverty, how are we to understand that in the same neighbourhood, some families succeed in raising children that come out of poverty and some do not? If structural aspects have such a crucial impact on poverty, how are we to understand that in the same neighbourhood, some families succeed in raising children that come out of poverty and some do not?
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‘It would not happen to me.’ Is this statement true? ‘It would not happen to me.’ Is this statement true?
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The active exercising of rights that is advocated in the PAP means that people in poverty should be supported in every step of their negotiations with administrative authorities. If they do so, how will they learn to solve their bureaucratic problems on their own? The active exercising of rights that is advocated in the PAP means that people in poverty should be supported in every step of their negotiations with administrative authorities. If they do so, how will they learn to solve their bureaucratic problems on their own?
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People busy with basic survival and struggling to provide for their primary existential needs are not available for the therapeutic process. True? People busy with basic survival and struggling to provide for their primary existential needs are not available for the therapeutic process. True?
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5 Frequently asked questions about poverty and poverty-aware social work
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Published:June 2020
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This chapter, the fourth of Part One of the book, asks ten questions regarding poverty and the Poverty-Aware Paradigm and answers them. Among the questions are the following: Are people who are busy with basic survival and the attempt to meet their primary existential needs available for emotional therapeutic processes? If structural issues have such a crucial impact on poverty, how can we understand that in the same neighbourhoods, the children of some families manage to escape poverty while others do not? Does poverty-aware social work free people of their responsibility for their situations? How can social workers avoid encouraging dependency among service users?
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