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Social security during COVID-19: the experiences of
military
veterans
Scullion, Lisa ; Martin, Philip ; Hynes, Celia ; Young, David
COVID-19 Collaborations, 2022, p.149-162
Bristol, UK: Policy Press
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Título:
Social security during COVID-19: the experiences of
military
veterans
Autor:
Scullion, Lisa
;
Martin, Philip
;
Hynes, Celia
;
Young, David
É parte de:
COVID-19 Collaborations, 2022, p.149-162
Descrição:
Research published prior to COVID-19 has illustrated some of the difficulties that
veterans
can experience within the benefits. Drawing upon unique insights from the UK's first substantive qualitative research focusing on
veterans
within the benefits system, this chapter revisits pre-COVID-19 concerns around mental health, benefits processes, and support networks to explore the impact of the pandemic. Drawing on the accounts of a cohort of
veterans
who have complex needs, we provide important insights for policy and practice in relation to the need for careful consideration of when, how (or indeed whether), we return to 'business as usual' within the benefits system. Second, drawing on the accounts of our cohort of
veterans
provides an important contribution from those whose families are 'fractured' or where 'family', in the traditional sense, is absent. As such, we highlight the importance of taking a wider perspective on the nature of family, and particularly the importance and function of peer networks when considering how people experience, and are supported through, periods of crisis.
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Bristol, UK: Policy Press
Idioma:
Inglês
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