“Things are really not in order here”: Self‑help groups as a community‑led welfare architecture in volatile settings
Published online on July 17, 2026
Abstract
International Social Work, Ahead of Print.
Self-help groups are well-established mechanisms of mutual support and collective well-being. However, their developmental role in protracted crises remains underexamined. Drawing on qualitative interviews, focus groups, and collaborative vignette ...
Self-help groups are well-established mechanisms of mutual support and collective well-being. However, their developmental role in protracted crises remains underexamined. Drawing on qualitative interviews, focus groups, and collaborative vignette ...