ORGANIZING PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND SOCIAL WORK FORCHILDREN IN VULNERABLE LIVING CONDITIONS: THEORETICAL ANDPRACTICAL ASPECTS

Children in vulnerable living conditions face numerous psychological, social, and economic challenges that negatively affect their development and well-being.This paper examines strategies for organizing psychological support and social work interventions for children living under difficult circumstances.Integrating theoretical perspectives with practical applications, it presents effective methods to enhance mental health, resilience, and social reintegration.Drawing on literature reviews, program analyses, and case-based evidence, the study identifies key approaches for practitioners and policymakers.The findings emphasize the importance of structured support programs, cross-sector collaboration, and evidence-based practices in addressing the complex needs of children in vulnerable living conditions.