Important Core Values And Code Of Ethics For Social Worker.pptx

Social workers' primary focus is to maintain exemplary public service by helping people in need to address and overcome their social problems.

1. Important Core Values And Code Of Ethics For Social Worker Dr.Suresh Borole

2. I ntroduction In social work, ethics are at the core of everything we do. It is important for social workers to follow core values that have ethical requirements. Identifying professional obligations and legal conflicts of interest is made easier by these legal provisions.

3. Core Values And Ethics Service Social justice Importance of human relationship Dignity and worth of the person competence

4. S ervice Social workers' primary focus is to maintain exemplary public service by helping people in need to address and overcome their social problems. You must put public service above self-interest or personal gain. Because of this belief, social workers often volunteer their professional skill in addition to their full-time employment, with no expectation of remuneration.

5. Social Justice Social workers advocate on behalf of those who do haven't any voice in society. they typically target issues relating to poverty, unemployment, discrimination, harassment, and different varieties of oppression.

6. Importance Of Human Relationship The core of social work is building positive, meaningful relationships. When it comes to change, professionals understand the importance of human connection. To provide appropriate assistance, social workers engage clients with individuals, groups, and organizations in the community.

7. Dignity And Worth Of The Person The objective of social workers is to eliminate factors that threaten dignity and worth of individuals, while respecting differences and honoring self-determination. Rather than imposing their values, social workers leverage the values of their clients and the communities they serve.

8. Competence Social workers seek to exclude factors that hang the quality and worth of individualities, but they do so with a decentered approach that respects differences and honors tone- determination. Rather than assessing their values, social workers work on the values of their guests and the communities they serve.

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