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The Implementation of ASLUT Program in Handling Neglected Ederly Sri Salmah; Chulaifah Chulaifah
Jurnal Penelitian Kesejahteraan Sosial Vol. 14 No. 3 (2015): Jurnal Penelitian Kesejahteraan Sosial
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The goal of this research is to know the implementation of neglected ederly assistant (ASLUT), in Luwu District, South celebes Province, and its benefit to receiver. This research is qualitative-descriptive. Data were gathered through interview with implementators of ASLUT and local social agency officials, four social guides, post officers, and several elderlies asreceivers of the program, plus documentary analysis, observation and focus group discussion. Data were analysis through qualitative-descriptive technique. The result showed that the implementation of the program gave 40 receivers with right criteria, four of them were bed-ridden that any time need assistance by other people, 13 of them living with their families, 13 of them living with other people, and 10 of them living alone. The proses ang its target had been implemented rightly. The assistance was implementad through giving Rp 200.000,- received three monthly per person and can be used to buy daily needs that before was held by their family or environmental people. The success of the program can not be forgoten from the role of four social guides and postmen as assistance outreach to benefisal people. It recommended that the sum of the assistance and social guides should be incremented to maximize the program.
The Degree of Success on Ex-psychotic Homeless Rehabilitation Chulaifah Chulaifah; Sri Prastyowati
Jurnal Penelitian Kesejahteraan Sosial Vol. 15 No. 1 (2016): Jurnal Penelitian Kesejahteraan Sosial
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This research done to know the degree of success on homeless expsychotic rehabilitation seen from misconduct behavior aspect. Research location was at Pojoreken Homeless Institution, Medan Municipality, North Sumatera Province.Data gathered through documentary analysis of 15 files of moderate ex-homeless psychotic at the institution. Data are analysed through qualitatif-descriptive technique, on the degree of success of guidance, self and social realization, social integration, work skill and vocation seen from misconduct behavior during rehabilitation. The research found that the ability of self and social realization, social integration after rehabilitation was not significant, execpt in work and vocational skills. The degree of fequency of misconduct behaviors do not immidiately change the ability of self and social realizations, social integration, except in work and vocational skills. Those because there was psychological and social problems, indicated in continously labil emotion that manifested through “smiling”, talk with him/herself, angry without any reason, retreat, easy-go, egoism, rage violently, confused, rejection, reluctant, strained, self hurting, lazy, steal, seek for rejected things, litering, silence, do not want bathing, talk all times, hurt others, and go anywhere. The research recommends that the guidance should be held continously, aspecially after rehabilitation and back to the community. Guidance should be given by those who understand on characteristic of homeless psichotic. It needs socialization among communities on homeless psichotic characteristic and services they need.
Co-Authors Sri Prastyowati Sri Salmah