This book explores the experiences of people in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability through a multiple case study in the city of Lleida. Through the accounts of users of two social service organizations, the work analyzes how people experience and interpret aid related to food, housing, and other forms of support, both public and from the third sector.
The voices gathered in the book allow us to understand the impact of these resources, as well as the doubts and inconsistencies perceived in the social care system. At the same time, the book incorporates proposals arising from lived experience, offering a critical and contextualized perspective on intervention practices and the role of social service organizations.


