Diversidade familiar e políticas sociais:

Abstract

This Course Completion Work had as objective to analyze how the different types of family organizations can interfere in the guarantee and access of rights in spaces of intervention of the social policies, like CRAS. As object of study was the family diversity and the recognition of its forms and organization in the face of social policies. To make the work feasible, the bibliographic study and the field research were used as methodological techniques, applying the semi-structured interview with the CRAS - Novo Horizonte social worker and five families being followed up by PAIF. In addition, the technique of documentary analysis of SUAS charts was used to identify the families' profile and thus provide an explanation of the particularities of the respondents. In this way, the analysis of the data was of a quantitative-qualitative character crossed by the Method, Historical Materialism, Critical Dialectic, considering that the family and social policies must be analyzed from the perspective of totality. The study showed that, despite the fact that the family, in the eyes of the State, is an object in social policy interventions, its diversity is not recognized, since there are no studies and analysis tools about its composition, organization and the particularities of each type, guarantee of social equity. It was also verified that families in their various configurations still suffer prejudice due to the persistence of the tendency to maintain ideas around the traditional family constitution, permeated by patriarchy. In addition to these elements, we also observed the low participation of families in the planning of social policy actions and the need to overcome immediate interventions, aiming only at income transfer and emergency care. In the same way, the research points to an urgent need for renewal in the guidelines of social policies in which "families" and "families" should be considered, strengthening professional training, intersectoriality, the union of public social policies and the participation of users in the exercise of their citizenship.