In the NASW Code of Ethics is the core of social workers work ethic. A social workers job and responsibility are to enforce: The Ethical Principles which are the six core values.
Service- Assist people who need assistance, and addressing social problems they are experiencing. To encourage social workers to volunteer their skills and knowledge, and do Pro Bono Services for the client who needs the service.
Example: Pro Bono services is when services are provided to a client from a clinician without charging them the service is free.
Social Justice- Social workers are advocates for social change, particularly for the vulnerable population, and for individuals and groups of people. They support for people of poverty level income, unemployment,
Service- Assist people who need assistance, and addressing social problems they are experiencing. To encourage social workers to volunteer their skills and knowledge, and do Pro Bono Services for the client who needs the service.
Example: Pro Bono services is when services are provided to a client from a clinician without charging them the service is free.
Social Justice- Social workers are advocates for social change, particularly for the vulnerable population, and for individuals and groups of people. They support for people of poverty level income, unemployment,