Regularização fundiária e as contribuições do assistente social: o caminho para o acesso ao direito à habitação e à cidade

Abstract

This Work of Completing a Course in Social Work has as objective to analyze the importance of the work of the social worker in the land regularization process, in order to visualize the attributions of this professional in the viability of the right to housing. The data and observations made available were obtained from the experiences in the compulsory curricular internship in housing policy, with the Superintendence of Housing, Santa Maria / RS. The bibliographical review was used as a methodology, through materials related to the subject, as well as the documents of the stage, such as the intervention project, field diaries and institutional analysis. The housing issue, which involves the lack of housing, access to inadequate housing and no access to land, is an impasse that has lasted since the time of the country's colonization. Over the years, several attempts to address this "problem" have been adopted by governments through housing programs and projects. In this course, Social Service is required to carry out social work with families. In recent years, land regularization has been used by the State as the main alternative for the formal access of the population to housing and to the city. During the implementation of the intervention project, the numerous challenges that the social worker faced in working with this issue were observed, as it is relatively new in the area. The Social Worker needs to seek permanent qualification, as provided in the Code of Ethics, and can collaborate with the real access of the population to the right of housing, as well as propose improvements in policies, programs and projects.