Common patterns of social work

The models commonly used in social work are: regional development model, social planning model and community care model.

1, regional development model:

Implementation characteristics: first, pay more attention to the same-sex problem in the community; Secondly, by establishing the independent ability of the community, the community can be reintegrated; Third, the importance of the three process objectives exceeds the task objectives; Fourth, pay special attention to the participation of residents.

2. Social planning mode:

Implementation characteristics: first, pay attention to the realization of mission objectives; second, emphasize the use of rational principles to deal with problems; third, pay attention to top-down changes; fourth, guide future changes in communities.

3. Community nursing mode:

Implementation characteristics: First, assist customers to integrate into the community normally; Second, emphasize community responsibility; Thirdly, emphasize the role of informal nursing; Fourth, advocate caring for the community.

Definition, recruitment conditions and contents of social work;

1. Definition of social work:

Social work, also known as social work, refers to non-profit, professional and professional activities that provide services for society and others, thus solving people's social adaptation problems.

The purpose is to help the disadvantaged groups in society, prevent and solve some social problems caused by economic difficulties or unhealthy lifestyles, and at the same time carry out community services, improve social functions, improve social welfare level and quality of social life, achieve harmony between individuals and society, and promote social stability and development.

2, social work recruitment conditions:

College degree or above; Positive working attitude, love the industry; Good communication skills, presentation skills, adaptability and problem solving skills; Good psychological quality; Have team spirit.

3, the content of social work:

(1) Provide professional consultation, training, supervision, planning, evaluation and other services for social work.

(2) Providing community development exhibition project planning and regional services for ordinary inner communities and special communities.

(3) For families, women, children, teenagers, the elderly, the disabled, migrant workers and other socially disadvantaged groups.

(4) Providing professional social work services for special groups and marginal groups.

(5) Social service projects such as planning social development activities and case assistance through professional project expansion.