Social Policy In Denmark
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Integration
Country Resources
Disability Policies
Denmark
31 December 2011
Policy document
978-87-7546-281-0
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This booklet provides answers to how social welfare policy is organised in Denmark; how it is financed, what role the local government plays and what is being done for families with children, elderly people, people with disabilities and people who are in special need.It does so by outlining Danish social welfare policy – including the general framework for and status of individual professional areas.
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