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This document discusses a door-to-door social inclusion program for parents receiving social welfare benefits in a multi-ethnic neighborhood in The Hague. The goals of the program were to increase social inclusion, employment, and reduce barriers. The program involved home visits, motivational interviewing, developing individual plans, and long-term follow up support. Quantitative and qualitative research methods were used to evaluate the program's effects on social inclusion and employment outcomes. Results showed improvements in social inclusion levels and reductions in those considered excluded after participating in the program.
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- 2. Problems in the Schilderswijk area: past, present and future?
- 3. Door to door approach for parents depending on social welfare benefits Goals: - Social inclusion - Employment - End impediments
- 4. Door to door approach 1) house visits * cards * MI * My Plan 2) intense & long term follow up 3) law
- 5. Discussion 1: is it possible to motivate everybody to participate in the society?
- 6. Research: a clustered randomized controlled trial and a qualitative study
- 7. 6 Competitive employment 5 Sheltered employment 4 Unpaid employment 3 Participating in organised activities 2 Social contact outside direct evironment 1 Isolated
- 8. Discussion 2: Is the Dutch Scale for Social Inclusion a valuable monitoring instrument?
- 9. An in-depth picture of the situation Quantitative results
- 11. 48% excluded 16% excluded After? - Physical - Mental - Language Now - Health - Children - Money Quantitative results
- 12. Qualitative results Participation in society: The various ways to be involved with others
- 14. What is the best approach to single (divorced) migrant women with severe language problems? How to increase permanence of effects of the method?
- 15. Thank you for your attention! Acknowledgements H. Kroon H. Michon