Social workers commit themselves to helping those who are the most threatened when it comes to their social and economic welfare, along with being some of the most vulnerable, and most in need of support. In order to serve individuals, families, groups, organizations, or even communities, a social worker must be ethical and effective at helping others when it comes to using problems-solving strategies that are based on how people interact within their environment, while at the same time using skills that help clients to empathize their own strengths and self-determination. Cultural competency is an important part of generalist social work practice. The majority of clients are members of populations whose diversity places them at risk of experiencing,
