From having a completely free stroller to passing by local citizens to receive healthcare or social benefits. They are the Rumors that fuel hate speech against migrants, which without any basis are spread throughout a society that has seen how, despite macroeconomic improvements, there is much social precariousness. Dean of the Official College of Social Work of Catalonia, Laura Morro, has warned that professionals from basic municipal social services try to deny favorable treatment toward residents of foreign origin while simultaneously resolving the problems raised by users.

Laura Morro took the relief in Conxita Peña As dean of the Catalan College of Social Work, a position she combines with her work as head of social work at the Consorci Mar Parc de Salut. She states that she has proposed that society and politicians recognize the value of these professionals.

When he heard that there had been a A car accident with numerous fatalities and injuries in BarcelonaLaura Morro was eating, at home after a full day's work at the hospital. "It was the very day I had returned from vacation. A colleague who was at the Fnac in Plaza Catalunya at the time called me and told me that something big was happening because they weren't allowed to go outside," she recalls. She's neither a doctor nor a nurse: she's a healthcare social worker at Hospital del Mar. "I immediately thought they would take most of the patients to our hospital," she says. She left home without a second thought and went to her workplace, as did many other healthcare professionals that day. "I remember there was no one on the streets; everyone had locked themselves in at home, and when I got to the Emergency Room, I said, 'What can I do?' And they replied, 'Do what you know,'" she explains.

David Rodríguez, recently elected vice-dean of the College of Social Work of Catalonia, warns of the shortcomings of the child protection system and defends a Structural reform of the General Directorate of Child and Adolescent Care (DGAIA) focused on prevention, humanization, and active listening to minors and families.

"Sometimes a user comes and takes out their frustration on us, calling us and insulting us." It's just one example of what social workers experience on a daily basis, caring for people who take out their feelings of institutional abuse on the professional in front of them. Social workers also complain that they are increasingly having to deal with threats, violence, and intimidation.In just a few years we have gone from dealing with hooligans to dealing with psychopaths.", complained an educator at the rally held in Barcelona in protest against the murder of a colleague in Badajoz.