The document discusses social welfare and social work. It describes social welfare as systems designed to help people attain satisfying standards of living and health. Social welfare addresses people's physical, educational, mental, emotional, spiritual and economic needs. The document also notes that social work is becoming more important as thousands benefit from its services. It provides examples of qualities needed for social work, such as having interest in people and enjoying working with others. The document outlines identifying treatment and task groups, and searching for appropriate technologies to deliver to groups. It gives examples of appropriate technology and discusses benefits of task groups in building skills. The document envisions social work continuing to grow and help more people with personal and community problems.

1. WELCOME !!!

2. Realities that you don’t
see everyday…
How can we help them?

3. Social Welfare
Social welfare is described as “the organized system of social services and
institutions, designed to aid individuals and groups to attain satisfying
standards of life and health” (Friedlander, 1980).
Social welfare encompasses the well-being and interests of large
number of people, including their physical, educational, mental,
emotional, spiritual, and economic needs.
Social work is becoming more important because thousands of
persons are benefiting from its services and are telling their friends
and associates who have problems of its many values and services.

4. Does Social Work Fit For Me?
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Social Workers help people to overcome life’s
problems.
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Do you:
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Have a genuine interest in people?
Believe in the human potential for growth?
Enjoy working with people?
Have patience and perseverance?

5. Outline of the body
TASK group
Identification of the treatment groups
Treatment groups
Searching for the appropriate technology
Technology delivery

6. Appropriate technology
Technological choice and application that is small-scale, decentralized,
labor-intensive, energy-efficient, environmentally sound, and locally controlled
Father of appropriate technology
Mahatma Gandhi
Founder of appropriate technology
E. F. Schumacher
Paul Polak “design for the other 90 percent"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appropriate_technology

7. Examples of Appropriate technology

8. Treatment vs Task Groups
Treatment Group
 Restoration of impaired
capacity.
 Provision of individual
and social resources.
 Prevention of social
dysfunction.
Task Group
 increase social skills and
self-confidence,
 encourage motivation and
 effective problem-solving
techniques.
 opportunities for interaction
and idea exchanges.

9. What we expect you to be
 Charity to others in need
Across religion, culture, race
 Contribute yourself to them
 Time
 Energy
 Brain
To develop technologies needed for the people in need in
developing country
 Material contribution when you become a professional
person in any society

10. Benefits for the TASK group
Builds up a complete human
 To be a leader in your country
 A man of ability
 Creative person
 A person with charity

11. Activities inside the TASK group
 Lectures from a specialist or professor
 You have a chance to present yourself and your country
 Feed back for your presentation style
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To build up a healthy intimacy among the members
English proficiency
Practice and help each other
Personality development

12. Present aim in technology
 Country
 Cambodia. Application of Mobile Services for Community
Health Worker
 Mongolia. Season Extender of Vegetable Growth with Nonfossil Energy
 Indonesia. Rain Water Conservation for Multipurpose Usage
 Vietnam. …
 India. …
 Africa. …
 Thailand. …
 Nepal. …

13. Present aim in technology
 Technique to be developed
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Water
Solar energy
Agriculture
Bio, information technology
Education
Electricity
Environment
Computer science
Etc…

14. Social Work in the World Today
 Social work is here to stay and that in decades
ahead it will likely grow and expand its services,
helping more people with personal, family, and
community problems, especially related to
adequate social functioning.

15. Come with