Lack of infrastructure conditions is a challenge of the second order.
Most of the Centres for Social Work now and several years facing a lack of staff.
The same situation is held in Fushe Kosovo, as one of the most growing municipalities in the number of residents.
Social Work Centre numbers four employees, social service officials, who provide services to every client we appreciate needs service currently for the number of residents is a limited number, said Abaz Xigol, director of the QPS.
Although there is an increase in the number of cases discussed here, Jigsaw also spoke of psychologists.
We have a lot of people who need us, but we miss the psychologist field for then the children or the elderly or victims who need their reintegration or social rehabilitation, he said.
Better yet, neither the Centre for Social Affairs in the capital.
In an answer to Dukagjin, director Bajram Shala detailed.
If we consider the large number of residents, the large number of categories of cases that receive social services, and the number of social services officials offering services for these categories, we imply that to provide professional quality social services and fulfill the obligations and responsibilities of the QPS under laws and legislation in Kosovo is required to meet the number of social services officials. Currently we have an official on psychological issues employed in one of the QPS units in Pristina, Bajrami said.
The lack of staff and psychologists also has the QPS in the Gjakova municipality.
The Centre for Social Affairs has seven social services officials of various profiles, but in reports of increased cases involving domestic violence and divorces, this number is insufficient considering the requirements, we have service officials but extra employees, who offer the case treatment so that they respond to the QPS courts does not employ any, said QPS Director in Gjakova, Jozemania Osmani.
The trouble at the Centers for Social Work was recorded over the years, among other things, by the General Auditor’s Office in a report released three years ago, where, among other things, cases and delays that could affect the safety of victims, continued support for victims, including housing, social and economic support, and specialised services were required.
The Ministry of Labour, Families and Values of the Liberation War have not returned answers to the subject.
Source Layer: Dukeagini
