Outline Parenting in Direct Provision from the Parents’ Perspectives Regarding Stresses and Supports: Connecting Social Care Practice to a Globalized World Assignment, Ireland

Connecting Social Care Practice to a Globalized World

Introducing emerging human rights and contemporary global issues-

Assignment 1

Part 1

Outline Parenting in Direct Provision from the Parents’ Perspectives Regarding Stresses and Supports. “How does the acknowledged challenging and exclusionary living environment of the Irish direct provision system for asylum seekers affect the parenting role for both adults and children, and what research has been conducted to explore this specific aspect?”

Part 2

“How does financial stress impact parenting difficulties, social inclusion, and children’s development in ireland? How does insufficient financial resources as a key factor in their struggles. The lack of money was found to be associated with a range of challenges, particularly affecting social inclusion by hindering the ability to meet children’s basic needs and participate in various activities.

Arugue about how children disparities with their peers, leading to social exclusion, parents often considered their income inadequate, resorting to begging, relying on charitable donations, or, in extreme cases, engaging in activities such as prostitution to provide for their children. How do these financial challenges affect the well-being of families and children, and what are the implications for social policies, especially in the context of the EU Asylum Reception Directive, which Ireland has not adopted?”