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    Social work aims to help individuals fit within their environment and empower people to solve their own problems. Social workers uphold principles of human rights and social justice to achieve social equity. They establish links between people and resources, embrace a global view of human issues, and develop cooperative networks. Core values of the profession include compassion, social justice, dignity, human relationships, integrity, and competence. Social workers serve as facilitators, counselors, and advocates to enhance social functioning and promote just social policies.

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    Social work aims to help individuals fit within their environment and empower people to solve their own problems. Social workers uphold principles of human rights and social justice to achieve social equity. They establish links between people and resources, embrace a global view of human issues, and develop cooperative networks. Core values of the profession include compassion, social justice, dignity, human relationships, integrity, and competence. Social workers serve as facilitators, counselors, and advocates to enhance social functioning and promote just social policies.

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    Social work aims to help individuals fit within their environment and empower people to solve their own problems. Social workers uphold principles of human rights and social justice to achieve social equity. They establish links between people and resources, embrace a global view of human issues, and develop cooperative networks. Core values of the profession include compassion, social justice, dignity, human relationships, integrity, and competence. Social workers serve as facilitators, counselors, and advocates to enhance social functioning and promote just social policies.

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    SOCIAL WORK

    What is Social Work?

    The discipline of social work is


    closely associated with government
    welfare and social programs aimed at
    achieving social justice, fairness, and
    attainment of social equilibrium.
    Context and the Basic Concepts of Social
    Work
     The aim of social work is to help individuals
    fit better into their environment and change the
    environment so that it works better for them.

     The context of social work is a place that


    requires professionals to direct their services
    on the needs and empowerment of people who
    experience some forms of vulnerability,
    Goals and Scope of Social Work
     Empower people, individually and
    collectively, to utilize their own problem-
    solving and coping capabilities more
    effectively.
     Uphold the integrity of the profession in
    all aspects of social work practice.
     Establish linkages between people and
     Develop cooperative networks
    within the institutional resources
    systems.
     Embrace a world view of
    human issues and solutions to
    problems.
    Principles of Social Work

     Principles Relative to Respect


    for Human Rights
     Principles Relative to Social
    Justice
     Principle Relative Professional
    Core Values of Social Work

    Compassion
     can be considered as an important value
    for all humankind but in social work, it
    occupies a special impetus to the
    functioning of the profession.
    Core Values of Social Work

    Service
     as a value, directs social workers to go
    beyond purely performing a service for a
    pay and allow them to be generous with
    their time.
    Core Values of Social Work

    Social Justice
    as a value for social workers, is basis of
    their understanding of the need to ensure
    that everyone get serviced and that
    everyone get a share of what community
    Core Values of Social Work

    Dignity and worth of


    the person,
     is a value that provides the
    determination and drive for social workers
    to seek the marginalized in all forms
    Core Values of Social Work

    Importance of human
    relationships,
     as a value, makes it possible for social
    workers to do their job as most human
    situations they seek to address require
    Core Values of Social Work

    Integrity
     is necessary in all human
    endeavors. In social work, nothing
    can be accomplished without
    Core Values of Social Work

    Competence
     is a very important value for
    social work because it separates
    social caregiving from social work
    THE PROFESSIONAL AND
    PRACTITIONERS IN THE
    DISCIPLINE OF SOCIAL
    WORK
    Professionals and Practitioners
    The social work professionals and
    practitioners are aware that their
    profession is based on the principles
    of human rights and social justice that
    serve to empower individuals, groups,
    Roles of Social Work
     For formal groups and
    organizations, their role is that of a
    facilitator –in aide of
    organizational development.
     For community and society,
     Within the social work
    profession, their role is that of a
    colleague and a monitor –in aid of
    professional enculturation and
    socialization.
    Functions of Social Work
     Counsel with individuals,
    facilitate groups, work with
    families, refine agency
    procedures.
     Enhance social functioning of
     Link client's systems with
    needed resources.
     Improve the operations of the
    social service delivery network.
     Promote social justice through
    development of social policy.
     Link client's systems with
    needed resources.
     Improve the operations of the
    social service delivery network.
     Promote social justice through
    development of social policy.
    SYMBOLIC
    INTERACTIONI
    SM
    What is Symbolic
    Interactionism?
    Symbolic interactionism is viewing
    society as composed of symbols that
    people use to establish meaning,
    develop views about the world, and
    communicate with one another. We
    are thinking beings who act according
    PSYCHOANAL
    YSIS
    SIGMUND

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