The project examines how the Grünerløkka district is developing more integrated and coordinated services for children, young people, and families through new forms of collaboration across services and professional disciplines.
The project explores how the coordination and integration of services for children and young people are established, negotiated, and put into practice within municipal welfare administration. The study follows the reorganization of preventive services in the Grünerløkka district from the planning stage through to operational implementation, with particular attention to collaboration between child welfare services, Nav, and other public services.
More information on the Norwegian page.
This project is part of OsloMet's strategic research area Inclusion of More Children and Young People.
Participants
Partner institutions
Grünerløkka District, City of Oslo – Department of childhood, youth and local community development
