Política de assistência social e o serviço social no CRAS: a informação como consolidação de direitos

Abstract

The social policies resulting from the class struggle present in the capitalist system had, in its early days, a controlling bias on the part of the State towards society. In Brazil the beginning of the formation of such policies if I after the abolition of slavery, when the subjects then free, started to demand changes, through which the State began to elaborate policies that contemplated the needs of these workers. But the social needs were not of great importance for this conservative and repressive state, so that the actions were in charge of the church and the ladies of charity. The first six Federal Constitutions enacted in Brazil (1824; 1891; 1934; 1937; 1946; 1967) had one thing in common: expressions of the social question were understood as a police case. However, it was with the promulgation of the 1988 Federal Constitution that we have made great strides in the field of social rights. The largest of these was the construction of a social security system, which is composed of the policies of social assistance, social security and health. The National Social Assistance Policy (PNAS) is considered the duty of the State and the right of every citizen who needs it without any kind of contribution. It has in the family the centrality of its actions, which are directed towards the realization of social protection. This monograph then seeks to present the intervention project carried out at CRAS, which through information seeks to consolidate rights and give more autonomy to users