The Role of the Social Assistant Worker in Romania and the Involvement of the Church
The Role of the Social Assistant Worker in Romania and the Involvement of the Church

Author(s): Georgeta Stoica-Marcu
Subject(s): Politics and religion, Family and social welfare
Published by: Scientia Moralitas Research Institute
Keywords: Romania; social assistance; social assistant worker
Summary/Abstract: In Romania, social assistance is the totality of measures taken by the state, the Church and other non-governmental organizations to support people in special situations of difficulty due to poor mental or physical conditions such as chronic diseases, accidents, natural disasters, age and others, in order to overcome the state of difficulty. Social assistance in the form of social policies and the implementation of these actions in the territory is done by applying legislative regulations, which focus on people in difficulty. The social assistant worker must know the main forms of the social assistance system, is the most important normative acts of the moment and the institutions that deal with their provision. According to Father Stăniloae “deeds are the manifestations of the loving relationship between person and person” (Stăniloaie 2003, 244). The importance of good works is based on the conception of God and man as personal realities.

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