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Social Welfare Policies Programs and Services
Social Welfare Policies Programs and Services
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Analysis of social welfare policies, programs and services of relevant stakeholders and institutions in the public and private
sectors such as government agencies, non-governmental organizations, people’s organizations, faith-based organizations,
corporate foundations and their implications to social work practice.
1. Cognitive
1.1 Distinguish between social welfare policies, programs and services and how they are related to one another;
1.2 Discuss how social welfare perspectives and policies influences the nature of programs, services and functions of
social workers
1.3 Discuss how social work practice influences social policies
1.4 Discuss how people’s organizations and social movements influences or advocate for social policies
1.5 Illustrate the policy making cycle in the national and local levels
2. Affective
Justify the importance of social welfare policies, programs and services in lives of poor, marginalized and
vulnerable groups
3. Psychomotor
Prepare a policy analysis paper (can be individual or group)
COURSE CONTENT:
Emerging Discourse:
Social Welfare and
Social Protection as it is
practiced in the
Philippine Context
3
Social Welfare
Policies, Policy
Making &
Implementation
5-7 Illustrate and Overview of Generic Lecture/Discussion Assignment -Same as above-
explain the Policy Formulation Output: Group
framework and Process Assignment: Group Written Analysis of
generic steps in analysis of a policy Case (GWAC)
policy making a) Models of policy making case &
making presentation of results Group report on
Illustrate & explain b) Stages/Steps GWAC results
the policy making c) Converting policies
steps in any of the into programs &
following levels of services
policy making: d) Context: i.e. political,
Global, National & socio-economic,
Local cultural, natural
environment
Enumerate & e) Policy advocacy
explain the sources
of funding social
policies Levels of Policy Making
5
Tools for Policy
Analysis
12-15 Demonstrate basic Selected Tools for Policy Lecture-discussion GWAC report -Same as above-
skill in using gender Analysis: Framework, GWAC: for tool
analysis & at least Concepts, Operation & application
two (2) additional
Application
tools for policy
analysis. 1. Stakeholder analysis
2. SWOT analysis
3. Force field analysis
4. Gender Analysis
16-17 Demonstrate Individual or group work Comprehensive GWAC Submitted Group -Same as above-
competencies in in policy analysis or Report
analyzing social Group report on actual
welfare policies and policies and programs
programs using a of a social welfare
given model of agency or
policy making and
set of analytical Gender-based
tools Policy Analysis specific
on school student
manual
18 Identify and discuss Ethical Considerations in Lecture-discussion Final Exam -Same as above-
potential ethical Policy Making Workshop & Plenary
issues related to
policy making Course Synthesis
Make concluding
statements (verbal
or written) regarding
SWPP as a field of
practice of social
workers
6
COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Depends on the class policy of the teacher.
GRADING SYSTEM: The policy on the grading system of the HEI will be followed.
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