Social Cohesion in Host Communities in the Context of Social Work

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Social cohesion aids in the integration of internally displaced persons, enhancing mutual trust within host communities.
76% of internally displaced persons intend to remain in their new regions, indicating an urgent need for effective integration mechanisms.
Challenges faced include psychological trauma (67%) and employment difficulties (45%), necessitating comprehensive social work approaches.
Establishing inclusive practices and communication platforms fosters social stability and strengthens bonds between local residents and displaced individuals.

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Theoretical analysis reveals integration challenges for internally displaced persons, highlighting social cohesion’s role in social work.

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Theoretical analysis reveals integration challenges for internally displaced persons, highlighting social cohesion’s role in social work.