Describe the theoretical perspectives, roles, principles, ethics and values of social work
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Describe the theoretical perspectives, roles, principles, ethics and values of social work
Discuss the needs of individuals, communities and cultures and the social work interventions needed to address those needs.
Use appropriate intervention techniques to work with individuals, families, groups and communities, including special populations
Describe gender issues and their implications in social work practice
Appreciate and adopt the ethical and professional standards of social work
Adopt the principles of human rights, social equity and social justice
Value collaborative work as part of a multidisciplinary team empowering persons to self-determination
Describe intervention methods including casework, mediation and group work
You are required to research a youth institution in your country
Prepare a report on your findings. Your report should include but not be limited to the following:
- An overview of the agency and the role of the social worker.
- Description of the client population
- Description of the relevant intervention methods of the agency (casework, group work, community organization etc.)
- Discussions with the workers regarding their practice issues arising including spirituality, diversity and gender. Be sure to highlight the workers’ own method of practice as influenced by the client’s spirituality, diversity and gender.
- Description of Theory/model usedby the worker/organization and how it relates to the client group.
- Explore the specific cultural values and practices that support or impede interventions. How does the worker respond to those values and practices?
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