Social Work and Social Welfare
This is a perfect introduction for social work book; there are lots of cases or history events which guide to the practices. The Social work and social welfare involves with diverse population. The book is beautifully written and produced throughout. It focuses on life experiences manner that led to people's values and beliefs ethnicity, economic status, age, social statues, environment, and sexism, it also aimed to understand the role and function of social workers. We learned in this volume about the lives and works of people in the society. This book mentioned about the social problems in the society First, poverty they described the minimal income of an individual and how hardly they survived for everyday needs. In addition early pregnancy, single parenthood these are just some of the factors that trigger poverty. Second, was all about ageing problem. According to a recent statistic, one-third of the Americans live in property between 20 to 40 years …show more content…
Some issues cannot be addressed by providing services to address in their home. Severe physical and sexual abuse place the child’s safety at immediate risk of suffering more abuse or neglect. In these cases, the children must either be temporarily places with relative for safety plans to protect them, or must be taken into protective custody by the court, for protecting minor recognized at common law (p187-196).
Social work and social welfare are mostly related to civil law, such as torts, and other law related cases. I had assumed that it gives us awareness, knowledge and pertinent information about law rules this book provided with up-to-date perspectives on social work practice in the decade of the 21st century; although it can change the way people’s thinking, but the case analysis fits the role and the function of social works in the
This is a perfect introduction for social work book; there are lots of cases or history events which guide to the practices. The Social work and social welfare involves with diverse population. The book is beautifully written and produced throughout. It focuses on life experiences manner that led to people's values and beliefs ethnicity, economic status, age, social statues, environment, and sexism, it also aimed to understand the role and function of social workers. We learned in this volume about the lives and works of people in the society. This book mentioned about the social problems in the society First, poverty they described the minimal income of an individual and how hardly they survived for everyday needs. In addition early pregnancy, single parenthood these are just some of the factors that trigger poverty. Second, was all about ageing problem. According to a recent statistic, one-third of the Americans live in property between 20 to 40 years …show more content…
Some issues cannot be addressed by providing services to address in their home. Severe physical and sexual abuse place the child’s safety at immediate risk of suffering more abuse or neglect. In these cases, the children must either be temporarily places with relative for safety plans to protect them, or must be taken into protective custody by the court, for protecting minor recognized at common law (p187-196).
Social work and social welfare are mostly related to civil law, such as torts, and other law related cases. I had assumed that it gives us awareness, knowledge and pertinent information about law rules this book provided with up-to-date perspectives on social work practice in the decade of the 21st century; although it can change the way people’s thinking, but the case analysis fits the role and the function of social works in the