Social Needs

Introduction
The meaning of social policy refers to a set of principles, objectives, and measures implemented by governments or other institutions to address
social problems, promote social welfare, and enhance the well-being of individuals and communities. Social policy encompasses a wide range of
areas, including healthcare, education, housing, employment, social security, and family support.

Social planning is a process that involves systematically analyzing, designing, and implementing policies, programs, and interventions aimed at
addressing social issues, improving the well-being of individuals and communities, and promoting social justice and equity. It involves a structured
approach to understanding and responding to the social needs, challenges, and aspirations of society.

The concept of social policy and planning involves the development, implementation, and evaluation of strategies and programs aimed at promoting
the well-being of individuals, families, communities, and society as a whole. Social policy encompasses a wide range of government actions and
interventions that address social issues, such as poverty, inequality, healthcare, education, housing, employment, and social welfare.
 Social needs refer to the fundamental
human requirements for interaction,
companionship, and connection with
others. These needs are a crucial
aspect of human psychology and well-
being, and they encompass various
dimensions of social interaction and
belonging.
MASLOW’S HIERERCHY OF NEEDS
 impact OF SOCIAL NEEDS

Fulfilling social needs.

Effects of unmet social • Maintaining Social
needs. Groups
• Mental health issues • Joining social groups
• Physical health problems • Attending social events
• Decreased well-being • support networks
• Economic impacts
 CULTURAL AND INDIVIDUAL VARIATION

SOCIAL NORMS AND

COLLECTIVISM vs INDIVIDUALISM
EXPECTATIONS

FAMILY STRUCTURE AND

DYNAMICS

COMMUNICATION
STYLES

SOCIAL HIERERCHIES AND

RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND
STATUS
PRACTICES

GENDER ROLES
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