Social Work Quiz Worksheet

Representing and defending the rights of individuals, groups, or communities through direct intervention, or fights to obtain the needed resources.
To ensure that social workers will approach every client and situation in a manner open to the use of various model, theories and techniques and will consider several levels of intervention, from micro to macro.
Improving the well-being of individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations. Furthering the goals of social justice. Helping people help themselves.
Simultaneously focus and highlight strengths over weaknesses. Although sometimes there are not weaknesses, there are just limitations.
Refers to a social work practitioner who has a broad range of knowledge and skills, who can work on different fields of practice.
Individuals, families, organization and communities.
Consulting with client system regarding the resolution of problems. Managing the resources of client systems and the social environment. Offering information to the clients and systems in their environment.
Client identification and orientation. Service/treatment planning. Linkage and service coordination. Follow-up and monitoring service delivery.
To link clients to appropriate human services and other resources, money, food, clothing and or social services counseling, rehabilitation service.
A type of social work that involves working with organizations and communities or seeking changes in statutes and social policy.
A type of social work that includes working with families and other small groups.
A type of social work that involves working on a one-to-one basis with an individual.