Description
This book focuses on how to provide social work services for elderly people living in poverty. Divided into eight chapters, the book first outlines the scale, characteristics, and causes of poverty among elderly people and discusses the significance of social work in poverty alleviation for the elderly. The book then concentrates on different types of elderly people, such as those in economic and ecological poverty, and those suffering from poverty caused by illness, disability, and lack of ability, analyzing the content and service modes and providing case studies. Finally, the book discusses ways and strategies for social work participation in poverty alleviation for the elderly in the post-poverty alleviation era. This book combines theory with practice and is a useful reference for government departments, universities, as well as social organizations related to social work.
Table of Contents
Rural Elderly Individuals: Target Group of Social Work in Poverty Alleviation Efforts.- Social Work Services for Economically Impoverished Elderly Individuals in Rural Areas.- Social Work Services for Rural Ecologically Impoverished Elderly Individuals.- Social Work Services for Rural Elderly Individuals in Poverty Due to Illness.- Social Work Services for Rural Female Impoverished Elderly Individuals.- Social Work Services for Rural Disabled Impoverished Elderly Individuals.- Social Work Services for Rural Elderly Individuals in Poverty Due to Lack of Capacity.- Elderly Poverty Alleviation Social Work in the Post-Poverty Era.
