Scope of Social Work

Family life education is an intervention to strengthen the family

through educational activities that seek to prevent family breakdown.

Family planning refers to assisting the family’s plan in the number,

spacing and timing of the births of children to fit with their needs.

Family life education is an intervention to strengthen the family

through educational activities that seek to prevent family breakdown.

The support in own home involves providing support services in order

to keep children in their homes.

The adoption and services of married parents is about facilitating the

difficult decision of married parents.

Protecting services are about protecting the child from child abuse,
maltreatment and exploitation by one or both parents.

The residential care is a group care home or a residential treatment

center for a child.

Family counseling is comprised of family case work which involves

helping individual members of the family.

Public assistance refers to the provision of financial aid to the poor.

Social insurances are social provisions that are funded by employers

and employees contribution to a specific program.

The other income maintenance programs include cash in kind

benefits and emergency support funds.

The support for people in their own home program consists of helping
older people in their homes by linking them with community
programs.

The support for people in long-term care facilities program refers to

nursing homes on other group living facilities.

Foster care is about removing the children from their homes and
placing them temporarily in a foster care.
Community planning refers to the involvement of social workers with
the physical, economic and health planners in long-range planning
of communities.

Community organization activities involve the gathering and analysis

of data related to delivery of services.