This article proposes to question the concept of social duty inside the Social Services. It discusses such a strategy as a privileged space for identification/notice of violence cases against children and adolescents. It still intends to consider the limits and possibilities of progress in the emancipation of the subjects (children and adolescents) who are the victims of domestic violence, from a professional practice committed to the enlargement of citizenship and the uncompromising defense of human rights.
Social Services; Social duty; Violence against children and adolescents
