This study is to provide all administrative. financial resources for noninstitutional agencies, according to rising country own responsibilities and roles to social welfare, that can all function as welfare utilities in institutionalized norms in the ...
This study is to provide all administrative. financial resources for noninstitutional agencies, according to rising country own responsibilities and roles to social welfare, that can all function as welfare utilities in institutionalized norms in the country and then to activate the noninstitutional agencies.
Had a good grip on the realities using statistics, studies and periodicals on social welfare as reference materials and visited several noninstitutional agencies in Taegu. Kyungbuk for collecting materials
Suggestions for improvement in management are follows as :
1. Look at from the country side : Country shouldn't force the open-door policy from noninstitutional agencies by managed one private person or more individually. private organizations. religious bodies, and suggest concrete policy directions, and support all administrative. financial resources to help the agency managers to improve the clients' living circumstances in noninstitutional agencies. In addition, country have to guide and supervise and support to manage the agencies efficiently, not to keep control under the agencies, and take great care of the clients' rights
2. Look at from the agency manager side : The manager have to change the agency management from service provider-centered to receiver-centered and get it(the agency management) made transparent, democratized, opened. In addition, they have to try to protect clients' rights, to improve quality of life for the clients and to provide high quality services to them, and help the clients return to social man, as soon as possible.
Relationship of country and agency managers are equal, that is, horizontality, not verticality. So, country and agencies have to complement their roles each other, and help clients(those people living in the agencies) to live a life of independence and get back to normal life, and then support their social rehabilitation.