peripatetic social workers
detached social work
prison welfare officers
community work
play leaders
voluntary social work
educational welfare officers
welfare rights officers
unitary social work
radical social work
field workers
macro social work
therapeutic social work
social work waiting lists
youth work
welfare
health and social care
social services
medicine and psychology
health and social welfare
gender and family
social policy
social care staff
social work
approved social workers
behavioral social work
social work keyworkers
court liaison officers
casework
youth court reporters
general practice social work
professional social workers
child care workers
intermediate treatment officers
preventive social work
school social workers
non professional social workers
education social workers
social worker teams
medical social work
forensic social work
social work practice
generic social workers
social work profession
supportive social work
private social work
residential social work
police social work
psychiatric social work
mental health social work
probation officers
voluntary worker organizers
SOCIAL WORKERS apply specialized knowledge and skills, guided by professional values, to help individuals, groups, and communities enhance or restore capacity for functioning and to create environmental conditions conducive to this goal. Social workers help at all levels of society, from the individual level (including families), to the community or mezzo level, to the societal or macro level. [Source: Encyclopedia of World Poverty; Social Work]
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