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The Right of Child to Participate in Decision-making about his/her Upbringing
Manková, Hana ; Koťa, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Krykorková, Hana (referee)
The right of the child to participate in decision-making about his/her upbringing, decisions which directly concern him/her, is an interdisciplinary subject. The bachelor's thesis focuses on its legal, psychological and pedagogical aspects. This right is grounded in multiple legal instruments of various types and legal force. However, the interpretation of this particular right and its application in practice are highly problematic. It is in the best interest of every child to have the opportunity to express his/her opinion about issues related to his/her upbringing. This opportunity is, however, determined by social and cultural factors. The thesis clarifies the most important issues related to child's participation in decision-making about his/her upbringing within the family.
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Social work in the context of values, with a focus on homeless mothers and children
KRÝCHOVÁ, Vlasta
The study focuses on social work as work with values. In the theoretical part defines the concept of value. Values are later described in social work, families and shelters for mothers with children. As part of the research the values of shelters for mothers and children and the value of users of these facilities are then compared to each other, to what extent are the same or different. The research was conducted in three shelters for mothers with children through interviews. By document analysis the values of shelters on the quality standards of social services were measured. The questions used in the interviews are divided into several areas: family relationships, the relationship of mother and education and work in childhood and adulthood, the relationship of a mother to her children, their education and future occupation, partner relationships and additional questions. These areas should point out what is important to mothers and children. Using this information is possible to compare the values and social workers in shelters that social workers can be incorporated into the concept of the social services.
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