23 Questions
What is the main purpose of a social welfare system?
To enhance the social functioning of all individuals in a society
During the Middle Ages, what contributed to the increased need for social welfare services?
Famines, wars, and crop failures
Who were the primary providers of social welfare services in the very early part of human history?
Religious and voluntary organizations
Why were efforts primarily provided through the church and family unsuccessful at meeting the needs of many individuals?
Due to lack of resources
What was the consequence faced by many individuals who could not be self-sufficient in historical times?
They resorted to begging
Which term best describes the breakdown in the feudal system's impact on social welfare needs?
'Substantial'
What are the dimensions considered in welfare policies and programmes?
Meeting of needs, management of social problems, maximization of opportunities, promotion of human empowerment
What does social welfare focus on according to the text?
Income protection, attaining autonomous livelihoods, and meeting the needs of vulnerable populations
Who are some populations at risk whose needs are targeted by social welfare programs?
Children, youth, women, families, elderly, people with disabilities, and individuals with illnesses like HIV/AIDS
How are social welfare institutions usually established according to the text?
By policies and laws with programs provided by voluntary and government agencies
What is the main purpose of social welfare according to the provided text?
To empower individuals and promote social inclusion through meeting needs and maximizing opportunities
What is the primary goal of social welfare?
To achieve human well-being and human security
During the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601, which group of individuals were categorized as the impotent poor?
Elderly individuals
What are examples of social welfare programmes and services?
Public health nursing and suicide counseling
What was the primary influence of the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601 on the American colonies?
Incorporation of fundamental provisions into their social legislation
Which term is used in the text to describe programmes like foster care and family planning services?
Social welfare programmes
Which historical era saw the emergence of organized social welfare to address social problems?
Industrial Revolution period
How are social welfare programmes and services typically provided?
By the state usually
During the pre-independence era in Africa, who played significant roles in providing welfare?
Extended family, missionaries, and colonial administration
What is the significance of social welfare in society?
It enhances solidarity and mutuality in society
In what ways does social welfare contribute to societal well-being?
By promoting well-being in interpersonal, family, and community relationships
What characterized the post-independence era in Africa regarding social welfare provision?
Increased government responsibility for social services
How did the idea of social welfare evolve during the late 19th century?
Emphasis on community-based solutions
Explore the concept of social welfare and its importance in maintaining societal needs based on definitions by Barker and Payne. Learn about the various programmes, benefits, and services provided by the state to promote well-being and solidarity within society.
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