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This book explores the ways in which social services are designed and delivered. It highlights the rationale for providing social services, even where the communities that are references are relatively advanced on the human development index. The book highlights the critical role that social services play in the developing world where the social safety net is either non-existent or highly ineffective. Moreover, the book highlights the importance of following social principles such as equality and equity when designing and delivering social services.
About the author
Rodolfo B. Valdenarro Jr., is a Professor and licensed education practitioner at Centro Escolar University, Manila. He served as Director of Student Affairs and Services at Laguna State Polytechnic University from 2016-2019. He finished Master of Arts in Teaching Social Science at University of Rizal System and presently taking Doctor of Philosophy in Southeast Asian Studies at Centro Escolar University. He teaches Professional Education subjects, Social Sciences (History, Sociology, Humanities, Anthropology, Economics, Geography, Political Science) and Methods of Research. He served as Contributor on the 2011-2016 Philippine Youth Development Plan (PYDP) and President of State Universities and Colleges- Association of Student Affairs Administrators in Region IV (CALABARZON and MIMAROPA), Philippines from 2018-2019. Mr. Valdenarro has presented researches on Social, Behavioral, Educational and Gender Studies in national and international conferences.
Summary
Explores the ways in which social services are designed and delivered. The book highlights the rationale for providing social services, and the critical role that social services play in the developing world where the social safety net is either non-existent or ineffective.
