Will assist the patient of Breaking Free foundation in their day by day activities
- Needs Assessment: Social workers interview clients to understand their circumstances, identify needs, strengths, and challenges, and determine achievable goals.
- Intervention & Support: They provide emotional and practical support, counsel clients, and help them develop coping mechanisms to address life changes, illness, or other crises.
- Resource Connection: Social workers connect clients with community resources, health services, housing assistance, food programs, and other benefits to improve their well-being.
- Crisis Intervention: They are trained to respond to emergencies such as child abuse, domestic violence, mental health crises, and trauma, intervening to ensure safety.
- Advocacy: Social workers advocate on behalf of individuals, families, and communities to ensure their needs are met and their rights are protected.
- Case Management: This includes maintaining accurate records, writing reports, managing case files, and coordinating with other professionals, agencies, and family members.
- Treatment Planning: For clinical social workers, this involves developing and implementing treatment plans, sometimes providing psychotherapy services for mental, behavioral, and emotional problems.
- Community and Policy Work: Some social workers focus on larger-scale issues by analyzing social problems, assessing community needs, developing new programs, and advocating for policy changes.
Where Social Workers Work
Requirements:
- Knowledgeable in executing case study,
- Willing to render overtime and
- Must have at least 2 years related experience