wit first collected data and scenarios germana di falco, external expert on behalf of province of...

WIT FIRST COLLECTED DATA AND SCENARIOS

Germana Di Falco, External Expert on behalf of Province of Milan, Berlin, International Conference, 15° May 2014

With financial support from the European Union

WIT is a project funded under the EC Programme PROGRESS 2007-2013

CONTENTS

1. Why a WIT WebGIS?

2. Our idea and the concrete results

3. There is more innovation to be valued

SOCIAL INTELLIGENGE FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION

Why the WIT WebGIS


CROWDSOURCING TO GENERATE NEW SKILLS AND NEW JOBS- Not only ideas, people and

organisation

- The challenge to focus on what is best and to pave the way to transferability

- Two-fold expected outcomes: a. EU policy; b. skills and innovation

- The effort to produce «concrete» research

- A common goal, based on open platform in order to activate «crowd-working», COP, social work opportunities for social workers


WHY WEB GIS

• Find and inspire

• Find and cooperate

• Operate and share

• Partecipate in a «bottom-up» process for upgrading training schemes, regulatory frameworks, professional mobility, overall capacity to face new societal challenges


COLLECTED PRACTICES: FIRST DATA OVERVIEW

Partners N. of Practices

Key Themes

Province of Milan

17 New Skills, new jobs and training: 5; Social Innovation, new

welfare and inclusion: 10; Quality Standards: 2.

UV 8 New Skills, new jobs and training: 3; Social Innovation, new

welfare and inclusion: 4; Quality Standards: 1.

NDA 10 New Skills, new jobs and training: 2; Social Innovation, new

welfare and inclusion: 8.

ASH 10 New Skills, new jobs and training: 1; Social Innovation, new

welfare and inclusion: 9.


GERMANY


LITHUANIA


BULGARIA


ITALIA


CLICK AND EXPLORE

There is a SCOPE to deepen and enlarge

SELECT

CONNECT

OPTIMIZE

PROMOTE

ENHANCE

We believe in participatory approach

NOT SO WEAK SIGNALS OF INNOVATION DRIVERS

Opportunities and challenges


PRACTISES Runaway House

Women Night Café – Night time Crisis Intervention Centre

Library Live

A day together: model of self-help between different generations

Organization and coordination of integrated support to a child and a family: Early Childhood Intervention

SOCIAL INNOVATION, NEW WELFARE AND INCLUSION

PRACTISES Ban Ying e.V.

Save me Online

Zahnmobil

Mobile Supporting Help for traumatized boys

Support to the transnational parental status and to the socio-economic reintegration of coming back migrants

House & Home. Supporting temporary social housing for neo-adult girls and for foreign families with minors


PRACTICES

Specialists for rural development

Patients Trust Person (PTP) in Psychiatric Hospitals

Expert in Peer Support (EPS)

Social Broker

Social Delegate

NEW SKILLS, NEW JOBS AND TRAINING

PRACTICES In-service training for

gaining a new professional profile

Employment of teachers working with children with disabilities

Assistants for people with disabilities

Training as a located practice

Specialization Course in Transcultural Psychotherapy


PRACTICES An integrated model of innovative

social service in the "one-stop shop" community for e-inclusion of people with disabilities

Light communities: taking charge and participation of fragile families

The Margherita Project

Queer Leben (Living Queer)

National Equality and Diversity Forum -Against discrimination and intolerance

SOCIAL INNOVATION, NEW WELFARE AND INCLUSION

PRACTICES

Local Action Plan Barnim

Supporting Vocational Education and Training of Disadvantaged User Communities

Integration of youngsters leaving the homes for children deprived of parental care

Creation of a unified system for managing the entire process of implementation of policy to work with people with disabilities in Bulgaria


Specialists for Rural Development

Proposer Organisation: Alice Salomon University of applied sciences Berlin (Germany), http://www.ash-berlin.eu/

Target Group: Elderly Omosexual

Societal Challenges: Elderly, Omosexuality, Demographic change, Rural Areas Development



Patients Trust Person (PTP) in Psychiatric Hospitals

Proposer Organisation: Global Initiative on Psichiatry (Lithuania), www. gip-vilnius.lt

Target Groups: Persons with psychosocial disability

Societal Challenges: Social Services in Psychiatry



Social brokerProposer Organisation: The Circle Project Lab, Social Promotion Association(Italy), www.thecircleprojectlab.com

Target Groups: Adolescents at risk (13-18); Migrants; Women in conditions of gender discrimination; Unemployed Youth 17-25)

Societal Challenges: Social Inclusion, Vulnerable Groups, Community Cooperation



The Social Delegate

Proposer Organisation: CGIL - Metropolitan Labour Trade of Milan (Italy), http://www.cgil.milano.it/

Target Groups: Employees of the Company

Societal Challenges: Corporate Social Responsibility



In-service training for gaining a new professional profileProposer Organisation: Vilnius University, Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Social Work (Lithuania), http://www.fsf.vu.lt/en/?lang=en

Target Groups: Children living in residential care

Societal Challenges: Children Residential Care



Employment of teachers working with children with disabilities

Proposer Organisation: MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL POLICY (Bulgaria), http://www.mlsp.government.bg/

Target Groups: Unemployed teachers, registered at the "Labour Office" and engaged in the education of children with various forms of disabilities.

Societal Challenges: Vulnerable Groups, Discrimination, Unemployment



Training as a located practice

Proposer Organisation: Sociology and Social Research Department, Bicocca University (Italy), http://www.az.government.bg

Target Groups: Graduated in Social Work

Societal Challenges: Training Needs



Specialization Course in Transcultural Psychotherapy

Proposer Organisation: Cecchini Pace Foundation (Italy), www.fondazionececchinipace.it

Target Groups: Medical and pscycological staff

Societal Challenges: Training Needs, Transcultural Dynamics



Target Groups: People with disabilities

Proposer Organisation: Association "Business Agency" (Bulgaria) http://www.vba.bg

Societal Challenges: E-Inclusion, Disabilities, Life Quality

AN INTEGRATED MODEL OF INNOVATIVE SOCIAL SERVICE IN THE "ONE-STOP SHOP" COMMUNITY FOR E-INCLUSION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES


Target Groups: Minors and Parents belonging to families at social exclusion risk

Proposer Organisation: LA GRANDE CASA Società Cooperativa Sociale ONLUS (Italy) www.lagrandecasa.it

Societal Challenges: Minors Protection, Families, Social Inclusion

LIGHT COMMUNITIES: TAKING CHARGE AND PARTICIPATION OF FRAGILE FAMILIES


Target Groups: Youngsters using on line chatrooms

Proposer Organisation: N.I.N.A. e.V. ; World Childhood Foundation; Innocence in Danger e.V. (Germany)

Societal Challenges: Youth, Internet, Cybermobbing, On Line Safety

SAVE ME ONLINE


Target Groups: Boys and young men (5-27 years old) facing sexual violence

Proposer Organisation: Hilfe für Jungs (Germany), http://www.hilfefuerjungs.de/

Societal Challenges: Sexual Abuse, Youth

MOBILE SUPPORTING HELP FOR TRAUMATIZED BOYS


Target Groups: People who are in a crisis or have psychiatric diagnoses and don't want to use psychiatric institutions or help

Proposer Organisation: Verein zum Schutz vor psychiatrischer Gewalt (Germany), http://www.weglaufhaus.de/

Societal Challenges: New poverties, Social Services in Psychiatry

RUNAWAY HOUSE


Target Groups: Women with a violence experience

Proposer Organisation: Wildwasser (Germany), http://www.wildwasser-berlin.de/

Societal Challenges: Violence against women

WOMEN NIGHT CAFÉ – NIGHT TIME CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTRE


Target Groups: Vulnerable groups

Proposer Organisation: National Institute for Social Integration (Lithuania), https://www.facebook.com/Gyvoji.Bibliotekawww.zmogui.lt

Societal Challenges: Vulnerable groups, Discrimination, Human rights

LIVING LIBRARY


Target Groups: Persons who have difficulties to find jobs – older than 50, long-term unemployed women, persons with disability, single parents, parents having many children, persons at social riskProposer Organisation: UN Development Programme in the frame of the programme “Integration into the labour market persons in the situation of social exclusion or at risk of it”, (Lithuania),http://www.socmin.lt/en/home.html

Societal Challenges: Youth, Long-Term Unemployment, Intergenerational Solidarity

A DAY TOGETHER: MODEL OF SELF-HELP BETWEEN DIFFERENT GENERATIONS


Target Groups: Neo-adult girls and foreign families with minors

Proposer Organisation: Spazio Aperto Servizi società cooperativa sociale ONLUS (Italy), www.spazioapertoservizi.org

Societal Challenges: Social Housing, Social Inclusion

HOUSE & HOME. SUPPORTING TEMPORARY SOCIAL HOUSING FOR NEO-ADULT GIRLS COMING OUT OF PATHS OF PROTECTION AND FOR FOREIGN FAMILIES WITH MINORS

FORESIGHT A path to be built


INNOVATION

Innovation drivers

New needs/emerging problems

New organisational models for service delivery (light assistance)

New tools (elderly and distance/e-care)

New innovative solutions

Old tools for new fields (peer-to peer support for mental illness)

New training and qualifications for traditional professional profiles (i.e. lawyers)

New contents, new spaces (transculturality, libraries)

New sustainability


NEW SCENE, NEW MOVIE?

1. Migration in Europe. A refuge for the need or a need of the receiving countries?

2. Lost youth or another social revolution: the M15 movement in Europe and around the world.

3. Families, or who is paying the consequences of the crisis?

4. On a bench in the sun and with a walking stick in their hands. The elderly: between the family and institutionalization during the last stages of life.

5. The poor, the poorer and the miserably poor. Who is affected by today’s crisis – always poor or newly poor?


NEW SCENE, NEW MOVIE?

6. Communities in movement. What may neighborhoods gain from community work these days?

7. Gangs, killers and “human waste” (are young people left to fend for themselves - in a society that has gone astray). Alternatives from Social Work in educational field.

8. Are women the future of society? More gender equality or still a labor reserve army?

9. New social counseling, a new or old field of social work?

10. Any chance for ethics in today's society? Limits and options for ethical standards and their application in social work


Thank you for your attention!

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