SOCIAL CARE ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS

Elena Zodieriu

Revista Economica, 2012, vol. Supplement, issue 2, 473-475

Abstract: Social care management, pretty recently for Romanian society, but with tradition in the Occident, must be a priority for Romanian socio-economic policies. The Romanian society had learned many things from the non-governmental organizations that provide services for the elderly, basically being a model to follow for social care institutions. Management in social care is more difficult to accomplish because on one hand it requires taking moral decisions regarding the fate of those who perceive social care as safety net. On the other hand it has to respect the limits of budgetary resources or any other kind of resources.

Date: 2012
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