PROBLEMS IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE PREVENTION INSPECTOR IN WORKING WITH TROUBLED FAMILIES AND THEIR SOLUTION

Working with troubled families is one of the important areas of modern social policy and preventive activities. Problem families are families facing social, economic, psychological or legal problems, often characterized by violence, poverty, alcoholism, or difficulties in raising children. Prevention inspectors are responsible for preventing dangerous situations in these families, ensuring the safety of family members, and assisting in their social rehabilitation. However, there are a number of problems in their activities: lack of resources, low level of professional qualifications, difficulties in establishing effective relationships with families, and institutional barriers. This article is devoted to analyzing these problems and proposing solutions based on foreign experience. The purpose of the study is to develop practical recommendations for improving the effectiveness of prevention inspectors in working with troubled families.