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Social Work Values and Perspectives

Review and Additional Information As a profession, social work has many professional communities. Communities for Social Workers Communities for Social Service Organizations/Agencies

Professional Associations of Social Service Orgs * 07/16/96 Professional Associations of Social Service Orgs National level: Korea National Council on Social Welfare (한국사회복지협회- http://kncsw.bokji.net/) Regional level: International Council on Social Welfare (North East Asia Region-http://www.icsw.org) International Level: International Council on Social Welfare (ICSW) *

Today Contents Social Work Values Social Work Ethics Social Work Perspectives Social Work Approaches

How are “Values” different from “ Ethics”?

Values & Ethics Value: e: Ethics: What is considered good and desirable Definition: An enduring belief (desirable) - Emotional aspect - Guides behaviors - Evolves over the lifespan and over time Ethics: What is right and correct Selecting appropriate behaviors to clients, colleagues , employers, society – guide our behaviors Societal values influences professional values, and then which establishes professional ethical codes.

Code of Ethics Defines what is desirable and prescribes behavior Clearly express professional accountability to society that gives how social workers behave and operate their duties and roles. Social worker’s ethical responsibilities to clients Social worker’s ethical responsibilities to colleagues Responsibility in practice settings Responsibility to the profession Responsibility to society

Values in Social Work Practice * 07/16/96 Values in Social Work Practice Value : Service Ethical Principle Social workers’ primary goal is to help people in need and to address social problems Value : Social Justice Social workers challenge social injustice Value : Dignity and worth of the person Social workers respect the inherent dignity and worth of the person *

Value : Importance of human relationships * 07/16/96 Value : Importance of human relationships Ethical Principle Social workers recognize the central importance of human relationships Value : Integrity Social workers behave in a trustworthy manner Value : Competence Social workers practice within their areas of competence and develop and enhance their professional expertise *

CSWE : SOCIAL WORK VALUES AND ETHICS * 07/16/96 CSWE : SOCIAL WORK VALUES AND ETHICS Social workers’ professional relationships are built on regard for individual worth and dignity and are advanced by mutual participation, acceptance, confidentiality, honesty, and responsible handling of conflict. Social workers respect the individual’s right to make independent decisions and to participate actively in the helping process. Social workers are committed to assisting client systems to obtain needed resources . Social workers strive to make social institutions more humane and responsive to human needs. Social workers demonstrate respect for and acceptance of the unique characteristics of diverse populations. Social workers are responsible for their own ethical conduct, the quality of their practice and seeking continuous growth in the knowledge and skills of their profession. *

Three Core Values of Social Work * 07/16/96 Three Core Values of Social Work Inherent worth & dignity of a human being Belief in unique but social nature of humans Belief in human capacity for change *

Towards Social Functioning * 07/16/96 Towards Social Functioning Peoples’ unmet needs or inability to meet needs of others cause failures in social functioning. Failures in social functioning will lead to unhappiness in individuals and systems. Social workers are concerned and care about individuals’ and systems’ malfunction. Social work is about working to improve the level of social functioning in society. *

* 07/16/96 Common Human Needs - Essential for human development - Essential for motivation to meet social goals 1.      Physical needs (food, shelter, health care) 2.      Opportunities for emotional and intellectual growth 3.      Relationships 4.      Spiritual needs *

Person & Environment Interfaces * 07/16/96 Person & Environment Interfaces world society community neighbourhood family You *

Inner & Outer Forces Inner: Micro – Biological, psychological, social * 07/16/96 Inner & Outer Forces Inner: Micro – Biological, psychological, social Outer: Mezzo- Family, groups, school, workplaces Macro-Culture, institution, policies *

THREE AREAS OF SOCIAL WORK * 07/16/96 THREE AREAS OF SOCIAL WORK POLICY Policy-based practice Policy research Practice-based polices Research based policies Evidence based practice PRACTICE RESEARCH Practice based research *

INTERVENTION (DIRECT) CONTINUUM OF INTERVENTION * 07/16/96 SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTION (DIRECT) SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE CASE WORK GROUP WORK COMMUNITY WORK INDIVIDUAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTINUUM OF INTERVENTION *

Assignment Find a social worker’s story in your countries 사회복지사 이야기 찾아오기: 신문이나 인터넷 또 는 주변에 사회복지사로 일하시는 분들의 이야기를 들어보세요.

Review 사회복지는 일반적으로 4가지 체계로 이루어진다: 클라이언트 체계; 변화 매개체계; 행동체계; 표적체계 Client system-Those who benefit from the changes process (주로 의뢰를 요구하는 사람들, 클라이언트 당사자나 주변 도움을 주려는 관련 인물들) Change agent system-The individual/agent who initiates the change process (주로 사회복지기관 및 사회복지사) Action system-Those who are working to make the situation better with social workers (사회복지사를 돕는 조력자들) Target system-the individual, group, or community to be changed or influenced (문제의 해결을 위해서 반드시 변화를 이루어 내야하는 대상들, 클라이언트이거나 그들에게 가해를 가하는 관련자들 및 환경)

Feedbacks on your discussion activities Understand the assignment: well-prepare for it Keep the main point Make a consistent logic Assign a facilitator Make a full sentence to deliver a clear communication BE CONFIDENT!!! (“자신감있게” 자신의 주장/의견을 전달하자)

Overview Two Countries: the U.S. & Korea History of Social Work in the U.S. History of Social Work in Korea

Historical Development of Social Work in the U.S. In the 19th century- social problems caused by immigration, urbanization, and industrialization in cities Poverty is rampant. Creation of charity organization societies (COS ) in 1869: early social work organized by private organizations and resources Poverty could be eradicated through planned intervention rather than monetary assistance alone. “Friendly visitors” identify problems and suggest their solutions. Mary Richmond developed training programs, which is the birth of social workers. New York COS started first school for social workers. Friendly visitors’ scope of work brought in “casework.”

Charity Organization Societies: Mary Richmond (자선조직운동의 리더) The director of the COS (Russell Sage Foundation) in New York increased the public's awareness of the COS was a "friendly visitor," which is the first term for a caseworker established networks of social workers Her books: Friendly Visiting among the Poor, Social Diagnosis and What is Social Case Work, Nine Hundred Eighty-five Widows

Settlement House Movements (인보관 운동) In 1988, Jane Adams opened Hull House in Chicago Settlement movement was devoted in working with the poor in communities. This movement sought for changes of American society that is problematic instead of changing individual behaviors Settlement workers systematically performed social investigation on the nature of problems. It was initiated for Community Work approach.

Chicago Settlement House: Jane Addams 인보관 운동의 창시자이자 리더 A pioneer American settlement activist/reformer Founder of Hull House in Chicago First American woman Nobel Peace Prize Helped turn America to the needs of children, local public health, and world peace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeqbxwDheJI

Impact of Great Depression on Social Work Prior to GD in 1925 most people thought of welfare as private charities Massive unemployment in GD concludes that the government should be responsible for welfare and social security. In 1935, Social Security Act (사회보장법) was established: Social Insurance (사회보험), Public Assistance(공공부조), Public Health and Social Welfare Programs (보건 및 사회복지서 비스). After GD, welfare programs become complex and expand.

World Economy and Welfare Reforms In 1980, the economic crisis caused “limiting government” The expenditure on social welfare reduced. Welfare turned into Workfare Under workfare, recipients must meet certain requirements of job prospects to receive their welfare benefits: job training/seeking, rehabilitation, and work experience Based on Neoliberalism (신자유주의), market-based welfare systems and privatization (민영화) are executed.

Historical Development of SW in Korea In the 1950’s, the birth of social work after the Korean War (6.25) The first school of social work was set up in 1947 (Ewha Womans Univ.: 이화여자대학교). In the 1960’s-1970’s, social security acts were established but provided very limited assistance to the public. In 1964, National Industrial Compensation Insurance (산재보험) In 1977, National Health Insurance (건강보험) In 1988, National Pension (국민연금) & legal minimum wage was set up. In 1995, National Unemployment Insurance(고용보험) Since the economic crisis in 1997 (the IMF), the actual benefits from social welfare systems were expanded.

Historical Development of SW in Korea Since 2000, the establishment of modern welfare state through the reform of public assistance programs (국민기초생활보장제도: National Basic Livelihood Security Program)- to reinforce social and governmental responsibility for the poor beyond simple public relief. In 2008, National Long-Term Care Insurance (노인장기요양보험) The Korean welfare systems consists of the key 5 National Insurances and National Basic Livelihood Security Program. Korean social welfare has a challenge in response to new social risks.

Assignment Preparation of Reflection Papers Let’s think about your interest in social issues and bring your ideas on the plan of agency visit.