PREVENTION AND CARE INTERVENTIONS FOR CHILDRENS

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This is an elective course aimed at training the student with the competencies for the processes of interventions for prevention and care for children. Through this course, students will learn about childhood's social realities, challenges, and vulnerability to society. For this, they will study the conceptual, theoretical models consistent with social work for intervention with children. The co urse includes anti -oppressive approaches recognizing adultism as a structure of oppression. The need to use operational, technical components based on intersectional, gender, anti -racist, and counter-hegemonic strategies is being worked on to intervene wit h this population sector, considering their subjects of rights and with all the attributes of citizenship. In addition, they will be able to learn how to address the human rights of children and the rights approach in intervention with this population grou p. Finally, this course will link the student body with contemporary approaches to childcare.