This course analyses contexts of health, disability, mental health and well-being, exploring community intervention practices and support networks. It promotes a critical understanding of policies, models and strategies contributing to inclusion, autonomy and quality of life.
By the end of the course, students should be able to:

1. Understand health and well-being systems and policies from a social perspective.
2. Analyse social determinants of health and inequalities.
3. Identify vulnerabilities, strengths and support needs in different population groups.
4. Develop community intervention strategies promoting well-being and inclusion.
5. Apply person-centred models, empowerment and social support network approaches.
6. Integrate ethical principles and human rights into health and community intervention.
7. Work interdisciplinarily with services, families and communities.