Basic Concepts in Social Work - study guide, Study notes of Humanities

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Applied Social Sciences
Basic Concepts in Social Work
Objectives:
Identify the goals and scope of social work.
Define social work as a field of profession.
Explain the basic concepts of social work.
Distinguish the various types, form, and dimensions of social work.
Social Work
often sees as a profession that involves visiting low-imcome communities
is a practice-based discipline that promotes change, development, and
empowerment
Four roles that define social work
1. Enabling or facilitating change
2. Helping people or social institutions
3. Establishment of professional linkage
4. Resource generation and allocation
Basic Concepts in Social Work
Social Service
public or privately-funded service to help groups through programs
Social Action
redistribution of power and resources to empower the community
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Applied Social Sciences

Basic Concepts in Social Work

Objectives:

  • Identify the goals and scope of social work.
  • Define social work as a field of profession.
  • Explain the basic concepts of social work.
  • Distinguish the various types, form, and dimensions of social work.

Social Work

  • often sees as a profession that involves visiting low-imcome communities
  • is a practice-based discipline that promotes change, development, and empowerment Four roles that define social work
  1. Enabling or facilitating change
  2. Helping people or social institutions
  3. Establishment of professional linkage
  4. Resource generation and allocation

Basic Concepts in Social Work

Social Service

  • public or privately-funded service to help groups through programs Social Action
  • redistribution of power and resources to empower the community

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Social Movement

  • long-term advocacy to bring about social change Fields of Social Work Administration and Management
  • involved in ensuring that the delivery of social services are in line with social policy Advocay and Community Organization
  • advocates or champions for social justice rights Aging
  • ensures that needs of older adults are met
  • aging with dignity Child Welfare
  • safety and positive growth for children and youth Developmental Disabilities
  • helps families with developmentally-challenged children
  • living with some degree of independence Healthcare
  • help families seek medical and health support International Social Work
  • collaboration with governments and agencies acroos the world Justice and Corrections