Reflecting on the learning experience:
Social workers stand up for human rights and justice and give voice to unheard and marginalized populations. They contribute to bettering individuals’ lives, and by doing so, they improve society as a whole. Social workers are employed by non-profits', the government, and private practices. The social work core values of service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity and competence, these principles set the rules for which all social workers should aspire or work towards. These core values embrace by social workers throughout their career as working as a social worker. Ethics and values in social work encompass far more than compliance with regulations and requirements. The core beliefs that guide social workers ensure that while they work on behalf of their clients, they also work with clients, constantly learning as they empower others. The core ethical principles are what are needed as guidelines in order to successfully promote the core values in social working. the core values and core ethical principles of social work are within context of competent interpersonal skills. Social worker helps people handle daily tasks and challenges to overcome behavioural, emotional, and mental health issues. Social workers develop professional standards and social policies, social workers primary mission is to enhance the well-being of all people, with focus on those suffering the effects of oppression, poverty and vulnerability.
CONSULTED REFERENCES
Deering, M. 2020, Core Values in Social Work.
Tulane University (School of Social Work), 2021: Application of core values.