Poverty and volunteering: old and new challenges

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  • Carolina Blavia Galindo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5944/comunitania.22.3

Keywords:

volunteering, relational function, social action, Third Sector

Abstract

The volunteering’s role in front the new poverty in this article we reflect on the role of social volunteering today. Specifically, a kind of volunteering dedicated to the new poverty as a result of the recent socio-economic crisis. Many people are finding answers in NGOs and social entities that provide first-care services, in coordination with basic social services. We are talking from the transition of the most vindictive and community volunteering of first post-Franco democracy to the present. We hold the thesis that, the current neo-liberal paradigm is returning us to forms of action prior to democracy and we highlight how, the forms of aid are increasingly reduced to contributions of material capital (money and species) and tutoring for “functionalize”those who are left out of the system. We analyse the role of volunteering in the Third Sector of Social Action (TSAS) at present and the attempt to redefine the place and function of the Entities through the relationship, as an attempt to overcome charity ways. For its development in addition to historically contextualizing subject we used texts about relational issues and mixed with their work experience and contrasted reflections, of who writes the article, of more than twenty years in social care in the field of TSSA.

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Published

2021-07-20

How to Cite

Blavia Galindo, C. . (2021). Poverty and volunteering: old and new challenges. Comunitania. International journal of social work and social sciences, (22), 65–86. https://doi.org/10.5944/comunitania.22.3

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