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SOCIAL WORK
Scope of Social Work
Social Work as Primary Discipline
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Difficult decision to keep the baby or place it for adoption.
Adoption and services
to unmarried parents
Applies both individual and group counseling to assist women in making decisions.
Adoption and services to
unmarried parents
Removing children from homes and placing them to foster homes temporarily.
Foster Care
Works with the parent, child and court to administer court decisions to remove a child due to detrimental situations.
Foster Care
Group care home or a residential treatment center.
Residential Care
These are for children exhibiting anti-social behaviors that require intensive treatment.
Residential Care
Support services to keep children in their own homes.
Support
in own
home
Counseling, family consultations, clients with appropriate institutions such as day care centers and home maker services.
Support
in own home
Protecting the child from abuse, maltreatment, exploitation by parents.
Protective Services
Seeks to protect the child without infringing the rights of parents.
Protective Services
Family counseling involves family case work, family group work and family therapy.
Family Services
Family life education strengthens family relationships through educational activities to prevent family breakdown.
Family Services
Family planning involves planning the number, spacing and timing of child births to fit with their needs.
Family Services
Public assistance
– financial aid to the poor.
Income
Maintenance
Social Insurance-
Social provision that are founded by employers and employees through distributions to a specific program.
Income
Maintenance
Other forms
- Cash in kind benefits, emergency support funds, and other resources that can be used by the poor for food and shelter.
Income Maintenance
Adoption and services to unmarried
parents
Foster
Care
Residential
Care
Support in
own
home
Protective
Services
Family
Services
Income Maintenance