2020
DOI: 10.24270/tuuom.2019.28.1
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Innflytjendafjölskyldur með fötluð börn: Reynsla foreldra

Abstract: Tilgangur rannsóknarinnar var að kanna hvernig innflytjendafjölskyldur sem eigafötluð börn takast á við daglegt líf hér á landi, samskipti þeirra við nærsamfélagið ogþjónustukerfin sem ætlað er að styðja fjölskyldur fatlaðra barna. Rannsóknarsniðiðvar eigindlegt og byggðist á viðtölum við foreldra og þátttökuathugunum á heimilumþeirra. Tólf innflytjendafjölskyldur tóku þátt í rannsókninni. Þær höfðu dvalið áÍslandi allt frá 18 mánuðum til 20 ára og áttu samtals 16 fötluð börn. Reynsla fólksinsvar margþætt og b… Show more

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“…Throughout the years, all three women had gradually built and strengthened important cultural capital that included a good grasp of Icelandic, which turned out to be imperative in their dealings with services, especially because most of the information about support entitlements was only available in Icelandic (Egilson et al 2019). All three knew and understood the basic rules of the social and educational service fields (Bourdieu 1986), trusted and valued those systems and highlighted the important benefits of the supports they received as compared to what was available in their countries of origin.…”
Section: Dealing With the Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Throughout the years, all three women had gradually built and strengthened important cultural capital that included a good grasp of Icelandic, which turned out to be imperative in their dealings with services, especially because most of the information about support entitlements was only available in Icelandic (Egilson et al 2019). All three knew and understood the basic rules of the social and educational service fields (Bourdieu 1986), trusted and valued those systems and highlighted the important benefits of the supports they received as compared to what was available in their countries of origin.…”
Section: Dealing With the Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%