O trabalho da equipe volante na área rural de São Borja

Abstract

This article is the result of the Course Conclusion Work, arising from the analysis of the experience lived during a supervised internship in Social Work. The results of the study demonstrate that the precariousness of the work of the mobile team leads to a violation of the right to access Social Assistance, as the extensive geographic territory hinders the work that is carried out with scarce human and material resources. The demands of family and community coexistence are partially met, because although the groups encourage coexistence and debate around issues related to the demands of women, the precarious working conditions produce a strenuous routine that generates intense physical and mental fatigue in professionals who they don't have the time and energy to plan the work in order to produce reflections on these demands. The demands of families, on the other hand, are predominantly met through inclusion in benefits and social programs, since interventions that require more complex articulations with a view to working the expressions of the social issue experienced in the private space are hampered by the precariousness of work.