La consolidació de les llars funcionals a Mallorca. Les Llars del Menor

Authors

  • Josep L. Oliver Torelló

Abstract

This article uses the first person to analyse the process that consolidated residential childcare centres on the island of Mallorca. This process had begun years before with the closure of Mallorcas two macro-childcare institutions and the transfer of their resident children to places all around the city of Palma. Proper childcare and a concern for using a suitable methodology to achieve the goals set were the pillars that consolidated a certain model of social and educational intervention that moved towards a modality of childcare that involved and involves residential childcare centres.

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Published

2012-01-31

Issue

No. 18 (2011): juliol-desembre

Section

Monographic theme

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