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    Intervención de Trabajo Social a las personas con VIH/SIDA y sus relaciones familiares en el centro de rehabilitación de la ciudad de Ambato
    (2017) Escobar Rovalino, Lizbeth Carolina; Balseca Basantes, Jeaneth Elizabeth
    ABSTRACT This research work has as its theme: "INTERVENTION OF SOCIAL WORK FOR PEOPLE WITH HIV / AIDS AND THEIR FAMILY RELATIONS IN THE AMBATO CITY REHABILITATION CENTER". The importance of research work is due to the need of those deprived of liberty for an intervention of a social worker to improve the relationship with their relatives and in this way generate an affective bond that allows him to feel accepted and loved despite His illness and being deprived of his freedom. The intervention of social work consists of direct assistance with society to solve a problem that has reduced the quality of life of people and that has sometimes produced self-isolation or rejection by other groups of people. The objective was to determine their impact on the family relationships of people living with HIV / AIDS in the rehabilitation center of the city of Ambato, in order to design a model of systemic assistance, which consists of working with the individual and performing a reinsertion Inside the home and its environment. The applied methodology consisted of a bibliographical research that allowed to know the variables in study, that is to say, the intervention of social work and the familiar relations in groups of people that require priority attention, in order to be able to know the possible routes of solution or the ways Necessary to improve the quality of life of the inmates of the rehabilitation center; In addition, a field investigation was applied, through interviews with those involved, to know how their current relationship is and what should be improved within the family bond, and thus contribute to the follow-up and treatment of the disease. The results showed that the relationship between relatives and prisoners are very close, due to the lack of communication and non-acceptance of the disease they suffer.