Mães e o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC): Experiência em um Centro de Referência de Assistência Social (CRAS) de Santos
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2019-01-30
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Martins, Valdecir Rosa 
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Acosta, Ana Rojas
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Este trabalho apresenta pesquisa realizada junto a mulheres mães de criança ou adolescente com deficiência, em idade escolar, que recebam o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC), vinculadas ao Serviço de Proteção e Atendimento Integral à Família (PAIF), no Centro de Referência de Assistência Social, na Região Centro Histórico de Santos (CRAS-RCH) e acessam às políticas públicas, em especial à de Assistência Social e à rede de apoio intrafamiliar, de amigos e vizinhança. O objeto deste estudo foi a rede de relações das mulheres atendidas no CRAS-RCH. Trata-se de investigação de abordagem qualitativa, cuja interpretação dos achados de campo foi efetivada pela análise de conteúdo da temática. A hipótese motivadora da pesquisa foi que as mulheres investigadas não se reconhecem fortalecidas com os serviços ofertados pelo CRAS-RCH e não o reconhece como agente educador e gestor. Durante a pesquisa a hipótese foi confirmada parcialmente, haja vista a inconsistência de dados encontrados na Rede de Informações Sociais - RIS, prontuário eletrônico do CRAS-RCH, assim como a identificação de mulheres com dificuldades de acessar os serviços ofertados, que sofrem na tarefa de cuidar de sua prole, na grande maioria, constituídas em famílias chefiadas por mulheres; com pouco ou nenhum apoio da rede pública ou privada, com dificuldades de acesso a trabalho formal e de sobrevivência.
This study presents a survey conducted with mothers of disabled school-age child or adolescent, who receives of the Continuous Cash Benefit (BPC), linked to the Protection Service and Integral Assistance to the Family (PAIF) at the Social Assistance Reference Center in the Historic Center of Santos (CRAS-RCH) and accesses the public policies, especially Social Assistance and the intra-family, friends and neighborhood support networks. The object of this study was the relationship network of the women attended in CRAS-RCH. This refers to a qualitative research, whose interpretation of the field findings was affected by the content analysis of the theme. The motivating hypothesis of the research was that the investigated women do not recognize themselves as strengthened by the services offered by CRAS-RCH and do not recognize it as an educational and managing agent. During the research, the hypothesis was confirmed partially as proven by the inconsistency of data found in the Social Information Network - RIS, CRAS-RCH, electronic health record as well as the identification of women with difficulties in accessing the services offered who suffer in the task of caring for their offspring, in the vast majority families headed by women with little or no support from the public or private network with difficulties of access to formal and survival work.
This study presents a survey conducted with mothers of disabled school-age child or adolescent, who receives of the Continuous Cash Benefit (BPC), linked to the Protection Service and Integral Assistance to the Family (PAIF) at the Social Assistance Reference Center in the Historic Center of Santos (CRAS-RCH) and accesses the public policies, especially Social Assistance and the intra-family, friends and neighborhood support networks. The object of this study was the relationship network of the women attended in CRAS-RCH. This refers to a qualitative research, whose interpretation of the field findings was affected by the content analysis of the theme. The motivating hypothesis of the research was that the investigated women do not recognize themselves as strengthened by the services offered by CRAS-RCH and do not recognize it as an educational and managing agent. During the research, the hypothesis was confirmed partially as proven by the inconsistency of data found in the Social Information Network - RIS, CRAS-RCH, electronic health record as well as the identification of women with difficulties in accessing the services offered who suffer in the task of caring for their offspring, in the vast majority families headed by women with little or no support from the public or private network with difficulties of access to formal and survival work.
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MARTINS, Valdecir Rosa. Mães e o Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC): Experiência em um Centro de Referência de Assistência Social (CRAS) de Santos. 2019. 103f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Ensino em Ciências da Saúde) - Instituto de Saúde e Sociedade, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Santos, 2019.