This document outlines the core values of social work according to various authors. It begins by stating that social work is a professional service that cannot exist without values. The values aim to facilitate social and personal change in individuals through understanding theories, developing specialized skills, and applying knowledge to solve problems in individual, group and community contexts. Several authors are then cited describing key values like dignity of individuals, development of human potential, tolerance of differences, basic human needs, liberty, constructive social cooperation, and protection from harm. Principles derived from these core values that guide social work include acceptance, individualization, objective and accountable practice, access to resources, and confidentiality.

2. Department of Social Work

3. SUBMITTED BY
ankit sahu
MSW1ST SEM
SUBMITTED to
MR. Anup Kumar sir
Asst. professor

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5. Koss dsvuqlkj]
 The worth and dignity of man- euq"; dh ;ksX;rk ,oa xfjek
 Capacity of human nature- To achieve full human
potential- lEiw.kZekuoh; lkeFkZ~;dks çkIr djus dh ekuo çdfrZ dh
Nerk dk fodkl djuk
 Tolerance of differences-erHksnksads fy, lgu 'khyrk
 Satisfaction Of basic human needs- euq"; dh ekSfydrk
vko';drk dh larqf"V
 Liberty- Lo=ark

6. Koss dsvuqlkj]
 Self Direction- vkRefunsZ'ku
 Non Judgmental attitude-xSj U;kf;d joS;k
 Constructive Social Cooperation- jpukRed lkekftd
lg;ksx
 Importance of work and- Constructive use of
leisure- dk;Z dh egÙkkrFkk vodk'k jpukRed lnmi;ksx
 Protection of once entrance from the dangers
caused by men and nature- euq"; ,ao çdfrZ ds [krjksa ls
vius vfLro dh lqj{kk

7. Konapka dsvuqlkj]
• Respect for every person to the fullest
development of his or her Potential- çR;sd O;fä dk lEeku
mlds ;k mlds laHkkfords iw.kZ fodkl ds fy,
• Nature Development of the individual and
responsibilities to words each other according to
their abilities- O;fä;ksa dh ikjLifjdfuHkZjrk,oa ,d nwljs ds çfr viuh
;ksX;rk vuqlkj mÙkjnk;Ro

8. Herbert Bisnodsvuqlkj]
1. Nature of the Individual- O;fä dh ç—fr ds lancZesa
2. The Relation Between Group and Individual
And Between Individual- O;fä;ks ;oa lewgksa vksj O;fä;ks ds
vkilhlaca/kksads lUnjHkesa
3. Function and Methods Of Social Work-lektdk;Zdh
ç.kkyh,oa dk;ksZds lUnZHkesa
4. Social Mal Adjustment And Social Change- lkekftd
dq lek;kstu,oa lkekftd ifjorZu ds laca/kesa

9. Core Values of Social Work
• Respect individuals’ worth and dignity, encourage mutual
participation, demonstrate acceptance, uphold confidentiality,
express honest and handle conflict responsibly.
• Encourage individuals’ active participation in helping
relationship and uphold their right to make their own decisions.
• Assist clients in securing resources needed to enhance their
social functioning.
• Ensure that social institutions are humane and responsive to
human needs.
• Accept and appreciate diverse populations.
• Hold themselves accountable for ethical conduct, the quality of
their work, and continuous professional development.

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ftEesnkjh ls laHkkysaA
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fu.kZ; ysus dsvius vf/kdkj dkscuk, j[ksaA
• vius lkekftd dkedkt dks c<+kus dsfy, vko';dlalk/kuksa dks gkfly djus esa xzkgdksa dh
lgk;rk djsaA
• lqfuf'pr djsa fd lkekftd laLFkk,a ekuoh; vko';drkvksa ds fy, ekuoh; vkSj mÙkjnk;h
gSaA
• fofo/k vkcknhLohdkj djsa vkSjmudh ljkguk djsaA
• uSfrd vkpj.k]muds dke dh xq.koÙkk vkSj fujarj O;kolkf;dfodkl ds fy, [kqn dks
ftEesnkj Bgjk,aA

11. Principles from Core Values of
Social Work
• Acceptance
• Individualization
• Purposeful expression of feelings
• Objectivity
• Controlled emotional involvement
• Self-determination
• Access to resources
• Confidentiality
• Accountability

12. सामाजिक कार्यों के मूल मूल्र्यों से ससद्ाांत
स्वीकार
निश्चर्यीकरण
भाविाओां की उददेश्र्यपूणण असभव्र्यजतत
निष्पक्षतावाद
निर्यांत्रित भाविात्मक भागीदारी
स्वभाग्र्यनिणणर्य
सांसा्िों तक पहांच
गोपिीर्यता
िवाबदेही

13. Reference
•J. P. Singh,
Sociology : Concepts and Theories