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Causes of problems in housing quarters and suggestions for effective development of dwelling in them on an example in the Ostrava region
Kallabová, Eva
The paper tackles in detail panel neghbourhoods whose regeneration or humanization are ones of the main problems in contemporary Czech cities. It is focused especially on the Ostrava agglomeration which is one of the redions with their greatestst concentration within the Czech Republic. A project of regeneration of this type of housing quarters was launched in 2001 ů steered by government adn supported by legislation-which looks both at an active conceptional technical activities and at a development of participation of all parties interested including inhabitants of these residnetial areas themselves. A more detailed complex research is carried out in twenty housing quarters (with over 2500 appartements each) of the Ostrava agglomeration. It is focused on developmental trends of housing quarters within the transformation (improvement of housing environent, infrastructure, changes of owners structure, price differentiation) and on the general evaluation of changes in the dwelling environment of residentioal areas.

Folloving Karel Fojtík a research on workers ´ dwelling in Brno (dedicated to two jubilees of the important ethnographer)
Zobačová, Andrea
Karel Fojtík (1918-1999) contributed to the research about Brno with his ethnologic and sociologic studies about the working class. The study attempts to find connections between the original documents and Fojtík´s research.

Cottagers. Social aspects of a subculture after 1968
Schindler-Wisten, Petra
Cottage dwelling is a specific phenomenon widespread massively in Czechoslovakia of the second half of 20th century. One may characterize this phenomenon as all activities inside the country village object originally built for other than recreational purposes. It is typical for the Czech cottage dwelling that its demonstrations are not limited to one narrowly oriented social strata; the phenomenon has infiltrated, in fact, the entire Czech society.

Population by Type of Housing
Český statistický úřad
Main characteristics of population divided by type of housing, based on Census. Minorities are evaluated separately - persons in facilities and persons living outside dwellings and facilities. It compares type of housing of foreigners and the rest of population.
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Investigation of dependence of the housing characteristics and the amenities in the dwelling on the household type
Čapková, Kateřina ; Řezanková, Hana (advisor) ; Löster, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of the diploma thesis is to provide a comprehensive overview regarding survey of income and living conditions of households in the Czech Republic and propose a feasible approach to the exploitation of the collected data. The diploma thesis describes the framework of the EU-SILC survey and presents its practical implementation in the Czech Republic. A technique utilizing contingency table analysis is proposed for studying asymmetric relationships between selected housing characteristics and amenities in the dwelling with respect to different household types. The analysis is based on the relative frequencies of housing characteristics observed for particular types of households. The frequencies stem from the sample survey of income and living conditions of households carried out in the Czech Republic under the official title of Living Conditions 2008. Asymmetric measures of association for nominal and ordinal variables were used for the description of the relationships as the examined housing characteristics and household types have the character of alternative, nominal or ordinal variables. The analyses show significant relationship of the selected housing characteristics and the amenities in the dwelling on the monitored types of households.

Low-threshold institutions for persons dependent on addictive substances
Melzerová, Lucie ; Mlčková, Marie (referee) ; Šotolová, Eva (advisor)
Thesis deals with education and treatment approaches for persons dependent on addictive substances, specifically low-threshold programs for drug addicts. In the theoretical part of the defined terms Public Health, Harm Reduction, low-threshold institutions are discussed in detail online and telephone counseling centers, contact centers and street work. Work is generally focused on low-threshold programs, their history, professional team and clients. The empirical part is touching lives of drug addicts and their "drug career", which is reflected in areas such as family and partner relationships, health, housing, financial situation, crime, attempts at treatment, and more. Information was obtained on the basis of questionnaires and information gained from direct experience with clients. Key word history of low-threshold institutions, internet consulting, contact centers, low threshold, drug policy, access Harm Reduction, access Public Health, telephone counseling, tertiary prevention, street work, exchange programs in prisons, health policy

Specifies of social work in conditions of homeless hostels
VOCHOZKOVÁ, Markéta
Homeless hostels started being established on the territory of the Czech Republic in the beginning of 1990. At present they are institutions of social services providing persons in unfavourable social situation related with loss of dwelling with accommodation services of social prevention for transition period. The goal of the thesis was to characterize the homeless hostel for men as an institution helping homeless persons with social integration from the point of view of professional staff and to explain life fates and experiences of selected users. The work is conceived as quality research focused primarily on the issues of social work. In order to meet the aim, the following methods and techniques of data collection were used: interview with help of instruction, narrative interview, study of documents and observation. Rules of service provision, internal rules of the institution, social worker activities, course of service and its planning are specified in more detail on the base of the data from interviews with professional staff and their subsequent analysis. The work focuses also on the offer of activities with stress on possibilities of work rehabilitation of the users and compares the individual facilities according to specified criteria. Life experiences of selected users before they stay in the homeless hostel are described together with their expectancies and future plans. Two hypotheses were formulated on the base of the research.

The Question of Housing in Czechoslovak Architecture between the Wars - Minimum Dwelling in Housing Competition for Prague
Svobodová, Zuzana ; Novotná, Eva (advisor) ; Guzik, Hubert (referee)
The Question of Housing in Czechoslovak Interwar Architecture - Minimum Dwelling in Housing Competition for Prague This bachelor thesis deals with a problem of the minimum dwelling that was one of the most important topics of the avant-garde architecture. The main emphasis will be placed on public housing competitions in Prague during 1930-1931 and architectural designs, which brought new and progressive perceptions to the dilemma of an ideal housing estate. Due to the width of public housing problems, this thesis will be primarily focused on architectural works created for Prague. Architektura-Bydlení-meziválečné období-ČSR-nejmenší byt Architecture-Housing-Interwar Period-Czechoslovakia-Minimum Dwelling

The Seniors Injuries in the Institutional Care
SOUKUPOVÁ, Marta
The environment, where we live, that means the dwelling environment, influences the quality of our lives very important. This space is more important for the seniors, because their abilities, which help them to move easy in our world, go down. The injuries represent a grave and special element in morbidity of the seniors. They happen more frequently, more weak is the health and functional disposition of the seniors. Compared to a younger age, their treatment is more complicated, longer and brings worse attainments and higher costs. Grave injuries are yoke together with higher mortality, than similar hurts in younger age. In this diploma work the author has tried to assess the prevention of the injuries of the seniors in the rest homes and to chart the factors, which most influence this adaptation. In the first part of the work, she alludes to attitude to the old people during the history and she mentions the actual situation in view at the old age. Other chapters treat of dividing of the periods of human life, bio-psycho-social changes in old age, most frequent health problems and their prevention, rehabilitation. In the second part of the work, the author is engaged in the survey in the rest homes. She locates in chosen institutions, if the living and life of the seniors is primary assured so, that the injury risk is minimal. For obtaining of the necessary data, the author has used a method of questioning and observation. Three of the rest homes were randomly chosen in the south-bohemian region. The author has used a quantitative research to get this data. The hypothesis, if the rest homes have equipment, which minimizes the injuries risk, was confirmed.

Changes in the Lifestyle of Senior Citizen in Relation to Used Social Services of Changes in the lifestyle of senior citizens in relation to used social services of "Day Care"
KŘÍHOVÁ, Dana
This diploma paper deals with the changes in the lifestyle of senior citizens in relation to used social services of ``Day Care{\crq}q. At the present time, demographic survey findings show that the number of senior citizens is growing. This trend goes hand in hand with the issue of housing senior citizens that is seen as pressing. Naturally, every senior person sees a home as a place where they live. However, there are sometimes situations when the health state of a senior person does not allow them to live in their natural environment any longer and their family are not able, cannot or even do not want to look after them. There is a pressing need to move such a person to a different facility where they find all necessary care. One of many housing options can be seen in living at a day-care house. Clients find necessary services here that help them to remain self-reliant, be it partly, as long as possible. The objective of the paper was to find out about the changes that take place in the lifestyle of senior citizens after moving them to a day-care house, about the reasons of moving and, last but not least, about the use of the social service on offer. A qualitative research mode was adopted to acquire the results, in particular the method of controlled interview and clients{\crq} case reports. A secondary analysis of data from clients{\crq} social documentation was used to complement the research. The research was carried out with nine respondents chosen at random at three day-care houses in the region of České Budějovice operated by company Ledax o.p.s. The interviews were based on a list of questions and topics prepared in advance. The basic criterion chosen was a satisfactory health and mental state of the respondents enabling the interviews to take place. The responses obtained through the research interviews show the senior citizens are happier in their new dwellings and they perceive their move to a day-care house positively. Based on the research, I presume that the set objectives have been met. The diploma paper can be used to deepen the informedness of other senior citizens and the members of their families of housing options and the use of social services in day-care houses. This paper may be used as feedback for staff at day-care houses in relation to their clients{\crq} satisfaction with offered social services.