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Clientele in Social Work - study guide, Study notes of Social Work

Purdue UniversitySocial Work

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2019/2020

Available from 09/06/2022

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Applied Social Sciences
Characteristics and Needs of
Clientele and Audiences in Social
Work
Objectives:
• Describe the characteristics of clientele in social work.
• Explain the needs of different types of clienteles in social work.
Types of Clientele and Audiences of Social Work
The individual
• client with specific needs
• counselors or case managers
Group or organization
• collections of individuals with similar or common interests
• experience significant disadvantage
Communities
• deprived of access to services
• mobilization and engagement of community members
Needs of Clienteles and Audiences of Social Work
Abandoned children
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Applied Social Sciences

Characteristics and Needs of

Clientele and Audiences in Social

Work

Objectives:

  • Describe the characteristics of clientele in social work.
  • Explain the needs of different types of clienteles in social work.

Types of Clientele and Audiences of Social Work

The individual

  • client with specific needs
  • counselors or case managers

Group or organization

  • collections of individuals with similar or common interests
  • experience significant disadvantage

Communities

  • deprived of access to services
  • mobilization and engagement of community members

Needs of Clienteles and Audiences of Social Work

Abandoned children

Study Guide

  • provision of needs usually in institutions

Homeless elderly

  • elderly with no shelter and family support
  • provision of shelter as well as other needs

Substance dependents

  • people who are dependent on drugs or alcohol
  • provision of counseling; coping skills, healthy relationships, meaningful occupations

Victims of interpersonal violence

  • individuals who have suffered physical, psychological, and sexual abuse from their partners
  • provided with medical, psychological, legal, and reproductive health care

People with disabilities

  • people with long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments
  • suffer disadvantages such as problems in physical access and unemployment
  • provision of counseling, case management, livelihood programs, and lobbying for laws and policies Summary:
  • Social workers provide services to individuals, groups or organizations, and communities.