14. 安置服務的願景
遠離/終止暴力
庇護服務 後續追蹤 培力計畫
基本人身安全保護 社區工作 婦女/第二代兒少
女性自我獨立與發展
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15. From Self-in-relation to Self-in-self
---A Discussion on
Shelter Management
& the Recovery Process
Garden of Hope Foundation Yu-
Hua LEE
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16. History of Taiwan Shelters
• Shelter services started in 1989
• The first shelter was established in 1992 by
Good Shepherd Social Welfare Services
• Comprehensive regulations for shelter
services began to be established in 2008, for
example the Women Domestic Violence
Victims Shelters Employee Standard
Reference
Info Source: Mei-Kuei YU (2008) Empower Girls and Women
17. Philosophy of Service
• Self-help & Mutual help: Women learn to help
themselves, help others, and build autonomous
independence
• Self-Determination: Women increase their self-
respect and self-confidence, attaining control over
their financial lives, increasing resource for
material goods and emotional needs
• Empowerment: Women are taught to become
more capable, develop their strengths, and
develop resources to leave violent environment or
change violent relationships
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Info Source: Mei-Kuei YU (2008)
18. How to Implement Philosophy
in Service – A Discussion of
Shelter Conditions and
Limitations
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19. Days Women Receive Shelter in
2011 (Ning-Hsin Shelter)
94 Days &
61-75 Days
Days 1-14 Days 15-30 Days 31-45 Days 46-60 Days 76-93 Days Above
(2½ Total
Sheltered (2 Weeks) (1 Month) (1½ Months) (2 Months) (3 Months) (3 Months &
Months)
Above)
Number of 30 15 6 8 12 8 13 92
People
Percentage 33% 16% 6% 9% 13% 9% 14% 100
%
On an average, each person is sheltered for
47 days, i.e. about 1½ months
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20. How to Implement Philosophy
in Service – Gaining a New
Understanding of our Clients
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21. The inner experience of women leaving abusive
relationship vs. the shelter’s intervention
Denial
Lost of
Relationship
Anger
Sense
Lost of
of Role
Bargain
Lost Depression
Lost of
Security
Acceptance
Change of Self
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22. Social Culture, Value System
Family of Origin
Husband’s Family
Violence in Intimate Relationship
The Woman’s
Self
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Patriarchal
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23. How to Implement Philosophy
in Service –The Advantages of
Staying in a Shelter and Other
Possibilities
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24. Three Order of Changes
Third-Order Change
Orientated to spiritual
change
Second-Order Change
Orientated to changing
structures and systems
First-Order Change
Orientated to fixing
individual problems
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25. Restoration and Growth of Self
Integration of External Resources
Spiritual Work
Group Work
Individual Work
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26. Goals of Service
STEP4
Help client be responsible for own life
STEP3
Heighten client make choice for self
STEP2
Heighten client’s self-value (u’standing self-worth)
STEP1
Help clients gain greater self-understanding
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27. Management of Shelter
Environment
• Design of facilities and progressive attitude:
Private spaces, common living room, flexible
management styles, supportive services
• Independent self-care: Handling of three meals,
care of children, cooperation in maintaining
cleanliness of living environment
• Decision-making and planning: Participating in
house meetings with other clients, forming
personal safety plans, from shelter to community
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• Info Source: Mei-Kuei Yu (2008)
28. Vision for Shelters
Escape from/elimination of violence
Shelter Follow-up Empowerment
Service Community Women/Second
Personal Safety Work generation children)
Towards independence and development
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