Directions

This is an individual assessment. You are to write a report detailing how you would investigate various aspects of a given practice scenario. In this report you will indicate what aspects of the practice scenario you consider the practitioner could consider, what questions they should ask, in doing this, what processes you could use to enquire into these questions. A visual diagram of key contexts the practitioner should consider, and a summary table of the enquiry approach the practitioner could use are both to be included. This assessment will be supported by course materials, lecture presentations, a table template and workshop discussions which consider various contexts for social work practice. The product of this assessment is your own reflective and evidence based process for exploring key considerations for ethical and context responsive social work practice which appreciates various complexities which may be faced, and what practice processes can be used in respect of these complexities.

Solution

Complex Practice Situations

Introduction

Social work practice encompasses a broad spectrum of charitable undertakings interventions with vast human service agencies, policies, communities, small groups, families, and individuals. The main objective of social work is helping needy individuals to develop capacities and be independent. Ideally, it involves tapping knowledge from various disciplines to guide its practice. Today, youths are in great need of social work assistance in various aspects of life. Some are addicted to drug and substance abuse, others to watching pornographic material, while some engage in criminal activities. The prevalence of such demeanors in the community comes with potential moral decay. Social workers develop avenues through which they engage the youths and attempt to assist them in developing the mental capacity to lead independent and decent lives. In this report, there is a critical appraisal of ethical considerations and questions associated with handling various youth matters in social work activities.

Ethical principles

The wide moral doctrines in social work are based on core values, human dignity and worth, social justice, and interpersonal associations……………………………….To access the rest of the solution for $10, please click on the purchase button.