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Dec 1, 2012 · This book is a valuable addition to the literature on community social work in the UK, which is not vast. The key ideas and arguments are set out clearly and in a way that should make the book an accessible introduction to the subject for students.
- Dave Backwith
- 2012
- Introduction
- Key Roles and Skills of Social Workers
- Social Work Within The Social Policy Frame Work
- Professional Principles and Values of Social Work
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
The definition of social work is very complex and controversial. There is no generally accepted definition of what social work is. Social work sits within the broader range of the social care sphere. (Horner, 2003, p.2) There are three views of social work. The first is the reflexive-therapeutic views. This view sees social work as seeking the best...
A lot is expected from social workers. Society expects social workers to protect and care for citizens deemed in need of protection and care and at the same time to care and protect the community as a whole. (Horner, 2003, p.5) A social worker is employed by the local authority, on behalf of the state and has to work within the confines and constra...
Collins defined social policy as, ‘’government policy in the area of welfare, and the academic study of its development, implementation and impact’’ (Collins, 2006, p.507) Modern social work is no longer based on the poor law parish structure, but is governed by legislation and delivered through local government structures, however, some voluntary ...
Social work is a highly regulated profession these days. It is a very difficult and complex profession and any one coming in to the profession will need to exhibit the right temperament. You will need to be in control of your emotions at all times and also avoid being judgemental or stereotyping people. There are professional principles and values ...
Social work has a long way. The profession of social worker is highly regulated today in England and Wales. The work of the social worker is to help vulnerable people in the society, within the constraints of legislations, so that they can get back on to their feet and get on with their lives. A lot of professional principles and values are expecte...
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I am deeply committed to addressing systemic injustices and working towards a more equitable and inclusive society. As a social worker, I see myself as a catalyst for change, challenging oppressive systems and advocating for policies and practices that promote fairness, equality, and human rights.
Feb 12, 2019 · Social work involves working with individuals, groups and communities, including some of the most vulnerable people in society. They work in aid of social change and to help the oppressed and disadvantaged by protecting their well-being.
Jul 13, 2023 · Social workers make a difference by providing emotional support, helping individuals navigate complex systems, advocating for their rights, connecting them with essential services, and empowering them to overcome challenges and improve their overall well-being. What are some common areas where social workers specialize?
Mar 13, 2024 · Social workers play a crucial role in addressing the social, emotional, and psychological needs of individuals and communities. Their work is vital in promoting social justice, equality, and empowerment for those who are vulnerable and marginalized.
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May 22, 2018 · Throughout the volume an appeal is made for social work to reflect on and resist what the globalising economy and its macro structures impose on social work, namely a departure from its mandate to aim at social justice, social cohesion and emancipatory citizenship.
