Presentation
on
Social Group Work
Presented by : Anshu Kumar
Reg. No. : MASW17R804
Department of Social Work
What is Group?
According to oxford Dictionary:
“A number of people or things that are located, gathered,
or classed together .”
 Group work is a method of social work
 Which helps individuals to enhance their social
functioning
 Through purposeful group experiences,
 And to cope more effectively with their personal,
group or community problems.
(Giselle Konopka)
 Social work with groups has played an important role in
transforming the way we think about clients and about the
helping process.
 Psychologists have observed that learning can actually be
enhanced by associations with others.
 Social work practice with groups builds on the important
impact of groups on individuals and utilizes group
processes to accomplish individual and group goals.
 Personality develops gradually through
interaction with different people.
 Helpful in decision making.
 New ideas will flow.
 Promotes democracy.
 a group of individuals
 who live in a close proximity to one another
 who share a common environment and
 who identify themselves with that community
 Social integration of the community on a local
neighbourhood basis
 through participation in self-help and mutual-aid
programmes;
 motivating people to improve their living conditions
 especially those adversely affecting their physical and
social development;
 creation of opportunities for undertaking programmes of
economic betterment based on the maximum use of
community resources and local initiative;
 Develop a sense belonging to the community
 Identification and development of local leader.
 The group work in community setting is in the
form of self-help groups, recreational groups,
action groups, etc.
Picture of group work in community
 Empowerment of women in community
 Awareness of the Civil Right
 Awareness on local bodies (PRI or Municipal)
 Awareness on government scheme
 Awareness on the current occurring issues
 Formation of SHG, Youth club
 Identifying the issues or problem and the
intervention
 Organizing mock Gram Sabha, Youth Parliament.
.
 Skills in Rapport Establishment
 Skills in Identification of Needs.
 Skills in Resources Mobilization
 Skills in Programme Planning
 Skills in Programme Management
 Skills in Evaluation
 Skills in Recording
 Skills in Encouraging Community Participation
 Skills in Working with the group
 Skills in working with the individuals
 Skills in Mobilizing Community Action
 Enabler
 Broker
 Advocate
 Activist
 Mediator
 Negotiator
 Group facilitator
 Co-ordinator
 Communicator and interpreter
 Educator
 Initiator
 Empowerer
 S.Rengasamy for Social GroupWork (Book)
 http://www.ignou.ac.in/upload/bswe-02-
block1-unit-11-small%20size.pdf
 http://www.grin.com/en/e-
book/212517/community-organization-as-a-
method-of-social-work
Social Group Work in Community setting by Anshu. Jaiswal (RGNIYD)

Social Group Work in Community setting by Anshu. Jaiswal (RGNIYD)

  • 1.
    Presentation on Social Group Work Presentedby : Anshu Kumar Reg. No. : MASW17R804 Department of Social Work
  • 2.
    What is Group? Accordingto oxford Dictionary: “A number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together .”
  • 3.
     Group workis a method of social work  Which helps individuals to enhance their social functioning  Through purposeful group experiences,  And to cope more effectively with their personal, group or community problems. (Giselle Konopka)
  • 4.
     Social workwith groups has played an important role in transforming the way we think about clients and about the helping process.  Psychologists have observed that learning can actually be enhanced by associations with others.  Social work practice with groups builds on the important impact of groups on individuals and utilizes group processes to accomplish individual and group goals.
  • 5.
     Personality developsgradually through interaction with different people.  Helpful in decision making.  New ideas will flow.  Promotes democracy.
  • 6.
     a groupof individuals  who live in a close proximity to one another  who share a common environment and  who identify themselves with that community
  • 7.
     Social integrationof the community on a local neighbourhood basis  through participation in self-help and mutual-aid programmes;  motivating people to improve their living conditions  especially those adversely affecting their physical and social development;  creation of opportunities for undertaking programmes of economic betterment based on the maximum use of community resources and local initiative;
  • 8.
     Develop asense belonging to the community  Identification and development of local leader.  The group work in community setting is in the form of self-help groups, recreational groups, action groups, etc.
  • 9.
    Picture of groupwork in community
  • 10.
     Empowerment ofwomen in community  Awareness of the Civil Right  Awareness on local bodies (PRI or Municipal)  Awareness on government scheme  Awareness on the current occurring issues
  • 11.
     Formation ofSHG, Youth club  Identifying the issues or problem and the intervention  Organizing mock Gram Sabha, Youth Parliament. .
  • 14.
     Skills inRapport Establishment  Skills in Identification of Needs.  Skills in Resources Mobilization  Skills in Programme Planning  Skills in Programme Management  Skills in Evaluation  Skills in Recording  Skills in Encouraging Community Participation  Skills in Working with the group  Skills in working with the individuals  Skills in Mobilizing Community Action
  • 15.
     Enabler  Broker Advocate  Activist  Mediator  Negotiator  Group facilitator  Co-ordinator  Communicator and interpreter  Educator  Initiator  Empowerer
  • 16.
     S.Rengasamy forSocial GroupWork (Book)  http://www.ignou.ac.in/upload/bswe-02- block1-unit-11-small%20size.pdf  http://www.grin.com/en/e- book/212517/community-organization-as-a- method-of-social-work