Community Needs Assessment

This guideline also talks about how empathy is an important part of developing relationships with team members. Common themes were found when focusing on the development of empathetic teams including; engaging in conscious interaction; using dialogic communication; understanding each other roles; appreciating personality difference; taking perspective; and nurturing the collective spirt. These themes contribute to the overall outcome of interprofessional

Social Work seeks to help people overcome some of life’s most difficult challenges. I want to improve the well-being of people and society. Social Work looks to improve the quality of life for individuals. I care about social justice, human dignity, and I enjoy working with diverse populations. Social work is a unique profession with lots meaning, action, and the power to make a difference.

This is for example, where Brathay Trust and the P.A.Y.E.S programme work together for the benefit of the vulnerable young people allowing them to get involved in different activities that is provided so they are able to adapt the principles of the programme in transforming their life positively. Coordinative Working Leathard (2004, p. 288) the coordination of services has been featured whereby it has been regarded as an assumption for users to get adequate help. In light of the case study, the vulnerable young people get adequate help from Brathay and P.A.Y.E.S as they do coordinative working in providing educational and sports activities. These activities will allow the young people to become self-aware which will allow them to make positive and proactive commitment to change. Co-beneficial Working This is where agencies work in partnership mutually in which there are different expertise helping each other in delivering services in health and social care.

As a practice assessor, I will aim to demonstrate these values in practice as well as to generate a sense of duty, discipline, confidence and accountability in the next generation of social workers (COP 2.2.1, 2.4). Planning and preparation: Planning and preparation is vital in social work to provide intervention. It requires a strong understanding of different social work methods, models and an awareness of people feelings, their emotional responses and patterns of interaction. Planning should be prioritized on person-centered approach with clear and achievable goals (short and long term), based upon evidence on an individual’s needs and wishes (NOS 1, P4, P7). I aim to provide the student a comfortable environment within the team to start with, also to provide positive working experience where the student feels supported, secured, being accepted by the team, not to feel isolated and

Volunteering is a way of helping others. It is giving a person 's time and ability to help someone who may be in need of help. Not only does volunteering help others, but what they may not know is that it can be helpful to themselves. It is a great way for someone to interact with others in their community. It gives someone that time to themselves while also creating bonds when they are doing the greater good.

As a human service profession, the client’s needs are put first and listening to what the person is saying are ways to create a bond between client and the human service worker. Allowing the client to give feedback lets the individual know that they are being heard and that their opinions matter. Effective communication is the key in the client/ human service worker relationship. The person who has lived on the streets often knows what type of program will work for them.

To communicate with the different culture families with-in the center and community to aid in better knowledge, resources and activities to promote these cultures. Cultural competence is about respecting all cultures, it is an on-going reflective practice that helps families and educators to

Professionals will embrace the diversity of staff, and provide staff with support and policies to address different situations. The fourth Code of Ethics is Relationship with Community/Society. Professionals are knowledgeable about community resources. Professionals will communities with other agencies in order to meet the needs of the

They were always looking out for the needs of others and being that guidance and aid. This is vital because once needs and problems are addressed there is more room for reflection, dialogue, and inner personal growth to happen. Our leader was also a great role model for us throughout the trip in regards to being supportive within our community as a group, with the communities we engaged with, and fostering reflection. Having that time for reflection and having the opportunity to choose when one wanted to lead reflection really created a safe space that allowed others to go through their own process of becoming comfortable with the

It is important to work in partnership with team members, colleagues and other professionals in order to enhance effective communication. Partnership provides more knowledge, encourages honest discussion and creates a better potential for productivity and efficiency. It is also important to work in partnership with individuals and their family members in order to understand the challenge they are faced with and provide a solution to that problem.

Each of the programs emphasizes training and educating the community integration. Through the community integration services Hudspeth Regional Center seeks to achieve great outcomes for all persons served. The research implies that the transition process has become more accruable and allows the person with a disability to have an interpersonal relationship with their care giver and the community. It will benefit parents/guardians that want their love ones closer to

This also helps in ensuring that power struggles or conflicts don’t arise and retract progress. This kind of community assessment brings about opportunities to address the needs of vulnerable populations and makes sure that resources are being equally distributed which further enhances the functionality and development of group relations in the

CBR encourages PWDs to speak for themselves, to connect them to their families and communities. This also gives them the power to make decisions and express

I believe that if you lead your peers and show them the path they need to take, then they will too follow in your footsteps and look up to you as a role model. With being a leader comes helping people in your community. I

Participatory citizens look after their fellow citizens. They create opportunities for people to work together”.Therefore, it is important that we have participatory citizens in ourt community so they can lead the community activities in our