Ideologies and Practices of Social Work

Description

The goal of social work, a service that combines knowledge and skills, is to assist individuals in their needs in the social environment and to remove as many barriers as possible that prevent people from using their strengths and capacities to the fullest. It has developed into a distinct field of expertise and professional service from the work of charity, almsgiving, and acts of benevolence. A specific set of knowledge, skills, strategies, and attitudes must be ingrained in potential social workers if they are to succeed in their careers. To succeed in social work, the worker must acquire knowledge about all these factors, the needs of individuals, and practical experience in various social settings. Regardless of whether the work is social, casework, group work, or community work, he must deal with the needs and issues of individuals. In order for students, teachers, social workers, and social work institutions to succeed in social work and related activities, the book aims to present all requirements for these parties.