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Social work process requires changes in sequential actions whereby the workers go through implementation, evaluation, and assessment of various procedures guided by local or national policy. Various organizations gather the required team of practitioners that are willing and passionate about saving lives in our society....
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Every social worker’s goal and mission is to improve the values of others’ lives. People in this field focus on empowering those who are living in poverty, Oppression, and are vulnerable. The NASW code of ethics is a code that every social worker must abide...
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Unfortunately, the world filled with vulnerable and disadvantaged people. We need social workers who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of these people in society. Through their commitment to bringing about positive social change social workers play a prominent role in improving...
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Social work is one of the top choices for career options among students. Many people go into the social work profession because it “can provide job satisfaction and contribute to our sense of meaning and purpose in life” (Humprey, 2011). This what it felt like...
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Social workers will come across ethical dilemmas on a regular basis. Ethical dilemmas may include inappropriate nature in the workplace, or having to make a decision that may go against protocols but be morally the right thing to do. During internship, interns will face ethical...
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Knowledge and practical application of child development is fundamental to safeguarding children and promoting positive outcomes for children and families (Davies and Ward, Brandon et al, 2011). Social workers have a statutory duty under (The Children Act 1989), to promote and safeguard the welfare of...
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What do most people think of when they hear the word “Social Work”? I can imagine a high percentage of people have the image of a Department of Human Services Child Welfare Caseworker coming to a home, or stripping a child away from their family....
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I chose to be a social worker. I chose this job because, in social work, every day is completely different.You may try and plan exactly what you want but you can bet that there will be many unexpected challenges to deal with each week. Social...
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The main objective of the article is to orient the possibilities of using statistical methods both in education and in research in the areas of Social Work. Social Work and related research, such as Psychiatric Social Work, Medical Social Work, Community Development, Empowerment of rural...
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Introduction For my first placement, as social worker student, I am being placed in Ingle Farm Primary school (IFPS). Ingle Farm Primary school firmly believes in building powerful learners by empowering collaborative innovators through authentic feedback, growth mindsets, and integrity. The report highlights the Ingle...
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In my group, I was the only Social Work major along with an Occupational Therapy major and three Nursing majors. We all had very difficult schedules that seemed to clash together so it was hard for us to work together. The day of common hours...
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The field of Social Work, you will find, is one that is graciously underappreciated in nearly every developed country around the world. It is hard, emotional, low-paying work, and those that do it work with some of the most damaged people you will ever meet-wither...
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Jane Addams, coming from a wealthy, politically active family, personified all the ideals of the Progressive Era by working with social reform movements such as the settlement house movement, workers’ rights, children’s rights, civil rights, and women’s suffrage and constantly trying to make life better...
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Experiences in the field help to acquaint with the actual social situation. The field experiences provide opportunities to apply the knowledge learned in the classroom situations and to plan, implement and evaluate these experiences while working with individuals, groups, and communities. Critical self- reflection is...
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The Highly decorative professional way of expressing something which can be understood by large group of people without specific knowledge is an art. Through the art civilization, happiness, sadness can be expressed. Social work is an academic discipline and profession which is concerned with the...
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For this assignment, I chose to do Jane Addams who was born in the 1860. Around this time, the abolition of Slavery in the United States led to the breakdown of the Atlantic slave trade. Abraham Lincoln Assassinated, The Thirteenth Amendment Ratified, Wyoming Gives Women...
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My name is Beckie Louise Walker. I am the youngest out of three of us, there is my oldest brother Aaron Walker who at the moment I am having a hard time dealing with and then there is my twin sister who is older than...
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In a time where a no one was helping those in poverty there was one woman who helped. Jane Addams gave those in poverty not only a place to live but a place where they can learn to thrive. Jane, was born in 1860 in...
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A social worker’s job is made easier and more efficient through the use of technology even though a greater part of their work is face-to-face with clients. In a world where technology use is constantly growing social workers need to adapt to these required tools...
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Systemic barriers across social service settings have been long ignored. These challenges undermine positive outcomes, permanency and safety for children who are in foster care. Many times, the lack of communication between service agencies impede the achievement of intended goals for children and families. Angela...
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The SSSC codes of practice are a set of rules which set out a guideline for the quality of work a practitioner should be giving and how they are expected to behave within their work. It also gives employers a set of standards that they...
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Jane Addams was illustrated as a feminist and activist. Despite the fact that Social Work did not exist as such, she went with her instincts and learned from her experience of working with different people with desperate and complex needs. Jane was most recognised as...
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Since the start of my field education experience, I’ am striving to identify as a professional rather than an amateur. This involved showing transition from an intern to social work professional. Notably, I need to have a greater sense of integrating with staff and other...
