Estudio socioeconómico de las familias en la organización Salem International

Abstract

The objective of this study was to determine the socioeconomic situation of the families in the organization SALEM International, with a sample of 18 families, a total of 87 people, and in order to measure the efficiency of the process carried out by the organization to address the social problems of the parish of Mindo, we worked with 18 external families, 74 people. The research had a quantitative approach where the tool used was the survey, which allowed gathering information on several dimensions such as: origin, priority attention groups, education, health, work, housing, household dynamics, violence, economy, and food. The results obtained showed that the socioeconomic conditions of the families that attend the organization on a daily basis have a higher percentage of needs than those of the Mindeña community and that the social-technical support, together with the family commitment, turns out to be timely when it comes to transforming and improving the usual way of developing in a given context where education is low, the salary is less than the basic wage and domestic violence is high.