Category: Social Work

Organizational analysis refers to evaluation of an organization’s systems, functions and capacity in order to enhance productivity and performance through increasing efficiency of the workers. It does so through study of the behaviors of people in order to create efficient relationships. It involves creation of work models based on theories that depict the way an…

Organizational analysis refers to evaluation of an organization’s systems, functions and capacity in order to enhance productivity and performance through increasing efficiency of the workers. It does so through study of the behaviors of people in order to create efficient relationships. It involves creation of work models based on theories that depict the way an…

The Main Issues and Findings Reported in the Reading In this article, the main issue that arises is on how a social worker can help a minority group that is suspicious of his or her activities. It is the responsibility of the social worker to help, but the people to be helped do not trust…

The Main Issues and Findings Reported in the Reading In this article, the main issue that arises is on how a social worker can help a minority group that is suspicious of his or her activities. It is the responsibility of the social worker to help, but the people to be helped do not trust…

The separation of social services from cash assistance was supported by the NASW since it occupied a lot of their time and limited their opportunities to focus on other areas. Social workers also had to perform the roles of both overseers, checking whether their clients adhere to the rules to receive support, and an assistant,…

Social workers should work towards effective delivery of services by identifying and solving problems using the evidence-based practice (EBP) approach and literature review. Garthwait (2017) suggests that the cases of resistant and unmotivated clients require effective communication and professional skills, allowing the social worker to understand the causes of clients’ reluctance and select appropriate strategies.…

Establishing relevant theoretical perspectives to define the appropriate interventions in the social work field effectively is crucial. Analyzing the case study of Gillian Hayes, the two chosen approaches are task-centered, working alongside motivational interviewing. Both methods can provide relevant insights into the potential issues and solutions according to the client’s needs. However, the limitations and…

Personal and professional connections made during the service-learning experience ­­I attended an event where vulnerable people and families of our local community held a chance to receive meals. It took place at a local venue, and I went there to serve food. The only professional connection I made was the coordinator who supervised our commitment.…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary and Overview Insights Personal Reflection Suggestions and Recommendations Conclusion Reference Introduction Social work (SW) requires substantial theoretical competence from professionals in the field. Shelley Rempel’s Advocacy in Practice is a valuable source of knowledge for specialists who frequently communicate with people. The book concentrates on using anti-oppressive theory and practice…

Competency-oriented instruction is based on a popular concept of the importance of excellence in clinical practice. The capacity to integrate and implement social work expertise, principles, and skills to action circumstances in a premeditated, deliberate, and competent way to support individual and group well-being is social work (CSWE, 2015). Public servants have a variety of…