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    • Socioeconomic Studies

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    • Neoliberal policies have significantly altered social work practice globally.
    • These policies have led to increased caseloads, reduced welfare expenditures, and strained public services.
    • Working conditions and the professional status of social workers have deteriorated, alongside rising poverty and inequality.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To encourage social work schools, practitioners, and individuals experiencing poverty to form alliances.
    • To challenge the adverse effects of neoliberalism on social work and social justice.
    • To present a case study of a long-term partnership project in Israel addressing poverty.

    Main Methods:

    • Long-term partnership project involving a school of social work, local public social services, and active client groups.
    • Description of the project's theoretical and methodological underpinnings.
    • Analysis of the project's achievements and challenges.

    Main Results:

    • The partnership project aimed to tackle poverty and social exclusion in Israel.
    • The study details the project's implementation, successes, and obstacles encountered.
    • Identified the potential contributions of such collaborative models to the social work profession.

    Conclusions:

    • Collaborative partnerships between academic institutions, service providers, and service users are crucial for addressing poverty.
    • Such alliances can mitigate the negative impacts of neoliberal policies on social work.
    • These partnerships offer a viable model for enhancing social justice and the future of social work practice.