“Social work is a professional service, based on scientific knowledge and skill in human relations, which assist individuals, alone or in groups, to obtain social and personal satisfaction and independence”. (w.friedlander, 1955) Social work is an honourable profession where people choose to help people in need; this scenario has the renowned history from its evolution of Internationalisation. Social work is always been call for justice because people in need always have the need for striving for justice! Social workers can also be called as Social Doctors, since there will always be diagnostic help rendered to the community through their professional skills and their scientific knowledge. The concept poverty is almost spoken
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and the post structural perspective is also taken to the account to blame the discourse. These perspective’s open our thoughts towards the complexity of the concept poverty and according to the UN declaration of the rights and 30 articles states that people affected with poverty are violated from their basic rights and their social security is taken away from them and 8 article norms are violated from them since because they are vulnerable sections of the society, just because they are born poor doesn’t mean that they should be forced to live in a poor sector forever they have rights and liberty to change their life style with the help from the change makers abiding by the polices and schemes. Poverty has different dimensions some they are forced into, in others they have no other way out, in some they are in level of poverty can be eradicated with some assistance. The poverty has different types emerging from different criteria’s they are as follows Absolute Poverty
This kind of poverty is extreme they are forced to have chronic lack of basic food, clean water, no proper house or clothing and health. They tend to struggle with chronic illness and they don’t control towards their child mortality rate. They face it for a long term in nature from generations to the other. This kind of poverty is not seen in developed sectors of the world, but still prevails in many parts of the
and the post structural perspective is also taken to the account to blame the discourse. These perspective’s open our thoughts towards the complexity of the concept poverty and according to the UN declaration of the rights and 30 articles states that people affected with poverty are violated from their basic rights and their social security is taken away from them and 8 article norms are violated from them since because they are vulnerable sections of the society, just because they are born poor doesn’t mean that they should be forced to live in a poor sector forever they have rights and liberty to change their life style with the help from the change makers abiding by the polices and schemes. Poverty has different dimensions some they are forced into, in others they have no other way out, in some they are in level of poverty can be eradicated with some assistance. The poverty has different types emerging from different criteria’s they are as follows Absolute Poverty
This kind of poverty is extreme they are forced to have chronic lack of basic food, clean water, no proper house or clothing and health. They tend to struggle with chronic illness and they don’t control towards their child mortality rate. They face it for a long term in nature from generations to the other. This kind of poverty is not seen in developed sectors of the world, but still prevails in many parts of the