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33 Cards in this Set
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generalist social worker |
engages in a planned changed process involving individual persons, groups, orgs and communities |
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bsw practioner |
social work at the bachelors level |
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cswe |
council on social work education |
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clarity organization society |
founded in england in 1869 restricts outdoor relief distributed by the poor law guardians |
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jane adams |
pioneer american settlement social worker |
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feminization of poverty |
phenomenon in which women experience poverty at rates that are disproportionately high in comparison to men |
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strengths perspective |
the belief all clients have innate strengths and abilities despite their situation |
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system theory |
interdisciplinary study of systems in general with the goal of educating principles that can be applied to all types of systems at all nesting levels in research |
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the person in the environment |
maintain simultaneous focus on person and environment |
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republican party |
conservatism involves supporting free market capitalism opposing regulation and labor union and supporting socially conservative policies |
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democrat party |
promoted a social liberal platform supporting a mixed economy and social justice |
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liberal views |
voting rights for adults , civil rights, environmental justice,government protection of freedom |
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conservative views |
respects for tradition, support of republic |
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lilly ledbetter fair pay act |
the new act states that the 180 a day statue of limitation for filings an equal pay lawsuit regarding pay discrimination resets with each new pay check affected by that discriminatory action |
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children in poverty |
1 in 5 |
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affirmative action |
an action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination especially in relations to employment or education positive discrimination |
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tanf |
ended entitlement to cash assistance for low income families meaning that some families may be denied aid even if they are eligible |
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institutional perspective |
social welfare should be offered routinely as part of normal, non emergency, problem solving process have no stigma attached |
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residual perspective |
should normally be able to meet all their needs through their own family or through the job market |
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elizabethan poor law 1601 |
it formalized earlier practices of poor relief distribution in england and wales |
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settlement house jane adams |
an institution in an inner city area providing educational, recreational, and other social services to the community |
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charitable organization mary richmond |
a charitable organization is a non profit organization. it focuses on other types of npo by centering on philanthropic goals and social well being |
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the new deal |
a group of government programs and policies established under president roosevelt
was designed to improve conditions for those suffering from the great depression |
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speenhamland act |
a form of outdoor relief intended to mitigate rural poverty in england at the end of the 18th century law was an amendment to the elizabeth poor act |
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food stamp program (SNAP) |
is a government assistance program to help low income households pay for food. SNAP used to be called the food stamp program. The amount of snap food stamps a household get depends on the household size income and expenses |
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welfare bill under reagan |
each state must operate a jobs opportunities and basic skills program to educate, train and find employment for afdc recipients. state will be able to receive 6.8 billion in federal matching funds over seven years to pay for employment |
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changes in welfare |
states became responsible for programs, tanf state block state block grant |
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war on poverty |
legislation first introduced by lyndon b johnson , this was given and responded to a nations poverty rate of 19 percent |
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dorthea dix |
an american activist on behalf of the indigent insane who, through a vigorous form of lobbying and the united states congress created the first generation of american mental asylum |
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in home child service |
prevention of child maltreatment is linked to strengthening protective factors for families and communities so that children can remain safely with their families, communities, and tribes |
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out of home service |
resources and information about out of home care (also foster care), including family foster care kingship care, treatment foster care, residential and group care |
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new york aid for society and children |
the orphan train movement lasted from 1853-1900s more than 120,000 children were placed. This ambitious, unusual and controversial social experiment is now recognizes was beginning of foster care |
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1980 adoption and child welfare act |
to establish a program of adoption as asistance, strengthen the foster care assistance for needy and dependent children and the child welfare social services and aid to families with dependent children programs |
