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This authoritative volume from the School of Social Work offers a comprehensive exploration of social welfare organizations operating within Sri Lanka. It delves into the intricate landscape of government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and community-based initiatives, tracing their historical development, prevailing policy frameworks, and diverse service delivery models across the nation.
The book meticulously examines the pivotal roles these organizations play in addressing critical social issues unique to Sri Lanka, including poverty alleviation, disability support, elder care, child protection, post-conflict reconciliation, and disaster response. Furthermore, it critically analyzes the operational challenges faced by these bodies, such as funding sustainability, coordination gaps, ethical considerations, and the impact of socio-political dynamics. By highlighting both successful intervention strategies and areas for improvement, the work provides crucial insights into the sector's effectiveness.
An invaluable resource, it serves as essential reading for social work students, practitioners, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand and contribute effectively to Sri Lanka's evolving social welfare sector. |
