This study book is aimed at social professionals within the social domain. It provides insight into the complex balance between policy and practice and addresses current challenges related to good care. The content encourages reflection on what good care means and what role government plays within the social domain.
Thinking about care and providing assistance helps professionals pause to consider changing requirements in the profession. It emphasizes that expertise is not only about neutrality, but also about closeness, collaboration, empowerment, and inclusion. The social professional is positioned as an implementer, connector, facilitator, and policy maker with an eye for social justice.
On the online platform Boom Academie, relevant theories, concepts, assignments, and film material are available to support practice and study. Thinking about care and providing assistance is intended for students and practice professionals who are involved in the organization and accountability of care and assistance processes within the social domain.