Social services, living conditions in vulnerable groups, powerty, comparative social policy, research cooperation with the Baltic countries and Southern Africa
The NEUROLIFE project maps experiences with and perspectives on living conditions, social participation, and public services among young people with neurodevelopmental diagnoses (ADHD, Autism and Tourette's Syndrome). A disproportionate number of young adults with these diagnoses meet physical, social, and financial challenges. There are clear limitations to how the public services are currently able to provide the support this group could need to have better lives.
On Fafo.no, we primarily register publications during the time as a Fafo researcher. For a more complete list of the publications of Arne Backer Grønningsæter, see the following PDF.
The aim of this study is to discuss whether employees with LGBT background in the Church of Norway are exposed to special challenges in the performance of their professions.
About the meeting between ME-patients and their next of kin and the public services. Register data, qualitative interviews and a survey will be used to gather new information about this patient group.
The municipality of Nes wants an analysis of their work within the social housing field. This is part of the municipality's participation in the national program Living for welfare 2016-2020.
