Polityka wsparcia rodzin z osobami niepełnosprawnymi. W cieniu wyroków Trybunału Konstytucyjnego RP i protestów społecznych

Bakalarczyk, Rafał

doi:10.33119/kszpp.2015.1.4

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“…In practice, there is no implementation of the biopsychosocial model, taking into account the needs resulting from disability in the systemic dimension. The attention of aid institutions, rooted in the medical model of disability, focuses mainly on the child, excluding the parent from intervention ( Bakalarczyk, 2015 ; Kowalczyk, 2016 ). The diversity of approaches to autism causes chaos in the support system, making it difficult to develop a coherent therapeutic path.…”

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Correlation between resilience and social support in mothers of young children with autism. Polish perspective

Buchholz¹

2022

Health Psychology Report

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BackgroundThe aim of the study was to analyse the relationship between the level of resilience and the perceived social support, primarily emotional and instrumental varieties, among mothers of children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD).Participants and procedureThe study involved 143 individuals aged 26-51 years (M = 38.41, SD = 5.02), mothers of children with ASD. The Berlin Social Support Scales and the Resilience Scale were used as data collection tools.ResultsThere were statistically significant positive correlations between the perceived emotional and instrumental support and all the dimensions of psychological resilience.ConclusionsThe results are consistent with other results presented in a similar area, but the specific context of this study should be considered – in Poland, the medical model of disability still plays a dominant role, which means that little consideration is given to the needs and problems of families raising a child with disabilities.

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Correlation between resilience and social support in mothers of young children with autism. Polish perspective

Buchholz¹

2022

Health Psychology Report

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“…The submission of draft bills (by the government and the opposition), which were drafted within a few days/weeks during the 2014 and 2018 protests, can, in a way, be subsumed under the category of an incomplete pattern of understanding the protest as a public problem: "spectacular event -media outcry -political intervention." In order to complete the sequence of events presented by Andrzej Zybała, there would have to occur the final stage of using expert analysis that would thoroughly consider the effects of the proposed solution and its alternatives (Bakalarczyk 2015). Eventually, as mentioned by an interviewee [P6], opposition politicians signed a pact on the implementation of the four demands of the peoples with disabilities which stipulates that should they take over the reins of power, the politicians commit themselves to: introducing a monthly rehabilitation allowance of 500 PLN for adult people with disabilities who are unable to live independently; reform the system of disability assessment; implement the judgment of the Constitutional Court on attendance allowance; and guarantee genuine and broadest access to public facilities for people with disabilities (Greniuk and Przybyszewski 2018).…”

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Protests of Parents of Persons with Disabilities in Poland: The Results of a Qualitative Study Among the Participants and Supporters

Greniuk¹,

Sałkowska²,

Zakrzewska-Manterys³

2022

PSJ

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The paper tackles the phenomenon of a protest organized by parents, care providers, persons with disabilities, and supporters in the building of the Polish Parliament in 2018. It was held for 42 days and supported regular protests organized in front of the building as well as, occasionally, in several Polish cities. It was the second nationwide protest by the movement of parents of people with disabilities in the Polish Parliament, and the first one took place in 2014. The article also refers to those events. The paper aims at presenting and discussing the protest phenomenon in 2018 at two levels. At the micro-level, we reconstruct the protest’s meaning for its participants and supporters. Here, we present individual motivations, attitudes toward the protest, and the subjective perception of the whole action, as well as its place in the participants’ and supporters’ lives. At the second level (collective), we locate the protest among other activities carried out by formal and informal groups and organizations of people with disabilities, or acting on their behalf. We also identify gains and losses of the protest, especially from the subjective perspective of the participants.

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“…This raises the question of whether it is reasonable to forecast support/aid services based on economic/income discernment of the community/family raising children with disabilities? R. Bakalarczyk (2015) highlights that "in the question of justifying the introduction of an income criterion for granting support entitlements, the dilemma is whether and what requirements should be applied. This is a very complex issue in the light of various economic and social rationales.…”

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Activities of Institutions Supporting the Family of a Child with Disabilities: Selected Areas of Forecasting and Standardization

Grzyb¹,

Morgała²

2021

KiE

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The article discusses institutions providing support and aid to people with disabilities and their families. The theoretical determinants of the aid process were discussed in the context of the possible forecasting of strategies for these interactions within the functioning of public, non-governmental and private institutions (without budgetary subsidies). The important area highlighted in the paper was not only disability and the family's needs but also the nature of a possible support which should depend on a forecast of actions resulting out of the nature and grade of person's disability. In turn, the scope of proposed solutions should comprise of a package of offers dependent on the grade and nature of person's disability and should lead to their life and economic independence. However, this requires a tripartite social dialogue, good will, and understanding of each person requiring a long-term support and aid. This article ends with a short conclusion highlighting the need for immediate actions for starting a social dialogue in order to establish a tri-sectoral aid, and within its scope, a reasonable forecast of the needs of the child with disabilities.

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Polityka wsparcia rodzin z osobami niepełnosprawnymi. W cieniu wyroków Trybunału Konstytucyjnego RP i protestów społecznych

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Correlation between resilience and social support in mothers of young children with autism. Polish perspective

Correlation between resilience and social support in mothers of young children with autism. Polish perspective

Protests of Parents of Persons with Disabilities in Poland: The Results of a Qualitative Study Among the Participants and Supporters

Activities of Institutions Supporting the Family of a Child with Disabilities: Selected Areas of Forecasting and Standardization

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