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Social housing - current state, limits, barriers and possibilities of development of this sector.
VONDRÁŠKOVÁ, Lucie
The bachelor thesis deals with social housing, its current state, limits, barriers and possibilities of development of this sector. The bachelor thesis aims to determine the current state of social housing, whether it is adequate and used effectively where it is needed. At the same time to find out whether it has limitations and barriers in this sector or none, to highlight possible weak areas, and to suggest options in development of the sector. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The theoretical part is divided into 7 chapters, which are further divided into subchapters. The theoretical part defines the basic concepts such as housing, social housing, its objectives and target groups, social benefits related to housing. It also describes selected social housing projects implemented in the Czech Republic and social housing in selected European Union countries. The practical part is processed using a qualitative research strategy, the method of interviewing and semi-structured interview technique. The main aim of the interviews was to find out what is the availability of social housing. The interviews were conducted with seven representatives of municipalities with extended South Bohemia Region. The questions that were asked to the interviewees were chosen so that to evaluate the research questions. The results of this thesis can serve as a source of information about social housing. They can also be used as a basis for further research or for improving the social housing system. The research identified the availability of social housing in the South Bohemia Region and its effective use. Among other things, the following findings were made limits and barriers, including in particular the absence of a law on social housing that would be a development in this area.
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The impact of housing on the quality of life of people moved from socially excluded localities to standard housing
Cinová, Michaela ; Mertl, Jiří (advisor) ; Řeháček, Pavel (referee)
Housing is a fundamental human right, and failure to fulfil this right can be a significant contributing factor to social exclusion. The existence and emergence of localities is a significant factor in the process of social exclusion. They exist and emerge outside or at the edge of the infrastructure of the municipality. The predominant feature is the low level of housing stock - unmaintained buildings, inadequate sanitary conditions, overcrowding of housing units. Tenancy relationships are often not legally regulated and are highly unstable or non-existent, and residents live here without any legal status. The lack of legislative anchoring of social housing contributes to the deepening and widening of social exclusion of people. However, the situation can be partially addressed by applying various approaches to standard housing - for example, approaches to social housing, approaches aimed at preventing homelessness (Housing First, Housing Led, Rapid Re-housing, etc.) or within the private rented sector. The theoretical part of the thesis focuses mainly on the introduction of basic concepts. In the research part, the thesis focuses on mapping the situation of people moved from socially excluded localities to housing outside the socially excluded locality, where the main objective of monitoring life...
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The Issue of the Necessity of Social housing of the Prague 2 Municipal District
Kadeřávek, Jan ; Nová, Monika (advisor) ; Mlejnková, Kristýna (referee)
The diploma thesis entitled " The Issue of the Necessity of Social housing of the Prague 2 Municipal District" deals with the definitions, possibilities and principles of social housing in the Czech Republic. The theoretical part of the thesis describes the phenomenon of housing and housing policy in the conditions of the Czech Republic in connection with the current problems of housing affordability for socially needy citizens. He also mentions the possibilities of support in the field of housing and the overall setting of psychosocial networks. An equally important part of the diploma thesis is the mapping of the issue of social housing in the City of Prague 2 using competency documents. The practical part of the thesis maps the reflections of social workers of the Office of the City District of Prague 2 on the issue of social housing in the Czech Republic and in the City district of Prague 2, in order to change the limits of availability of social housing in the City district. PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP...
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Reasons for admitting children to a foster home
Pauliová, Eva ; Šotolová, Eva (advisor) ; Mlčková, Marie (referee)
The theme of this thesis is the analysis of socially pathological issues in the context of placing children into children's homes. It investigates the causes of these issues and possible methods of prevention. At the beginning of the thesis there is a brief characteristics and history of institutional care in the Czech Republic. There is also a part about the formation of socially pathological issues based on internal and external causes in humans life. Furthermore there is a detailed analysis of certain socially pathological issues in the families and their influence on a child's development. These specific issues were chosen based on findings made in Children's Home Dolní Počernice. In the conclusion of the theoretical part of this thesis there are mentioned possible ways of supporting families - as a method of prevention of placing children into institutional care. Especially focused was the method Housing First and its first testing in Brno, where the positive impact on the quality of life of participating families was achieved. The research part of this thesis was realized via a quantitative survey - 61 files of children placed into Children's Home Dolní Počernice were analyzed in June 2018. I focused mainly on the causes of placing the child into the institutional care, family conditions, and...
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Ending homelessness in the Czech Republic: Application of the Housing First model to the Czech environment
Cachová, Tereza ; Klvačová, Petra (advisor) ; Pěnkava, Pavel (referee)
In times such as these, when there is a rapid increase of people facing a housing crisis in the Czech Republic and the attempts to create and enforce the Law on Social Housing, people look at models from the Western countries, such as Housing First. Such models could provide possible solution for the housing situation of many people and also improve the quality of their lives. This particular method appeared in the 1990s USA and was aimed especially for people without homes who suffer from a mental disorder and alcohol or drug addiction at the same time. The main idea is that housing should not be a reward for successful solution of life problems but something that a person needs to start dealing with their troubles. In cases when people are given a place to live for a reduced rent, with the help of a social worker they can very often keep it up and they have the chance to deal with other problems connected to homelessness. The efficiency of the model is explored through experimental projects that do not look only at the percentage of people who are able to keep up their home but also the positive impact on their health or employability. With the spread of this method to Canada, Europe and Australia, certain aspects of Housing First were adapted to local contexts. Many subsequent projects use only...
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