Types of Support Networks
Informal Support Networks:
Family and Friends: Provide emotional support, practical help, and social interaction.
Neighbors and Acquaintances: Offer companionship, assistance with errands, and a sense of community.
Self-Help Groups: Connect individuals facing similar challenges, fostering mutual support and understanding.
Evaluation:
Strengths:
Emotional closeness and familiarity
Accessibility and flexibility
Low or no financial cost
Weaknesses:
May be biased or judgmental
Limited resources or expertise
Can be strained in times of crisis
Formal Support Networks:
Healthcare Pro....
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