DIASS

1. Clientele
Audiences in
Social Work

2. Table of Contents
01 02

3. The Attributes of
Social Work
Social work is a profession dedicated to improving
the well-being and quality of life of individuals,
families, groups, and communities. Social workers
help people overcome challenges, access resources,
and navigate systems to address social issues and
promote social justice. The attributes of social work
and how they are applied in practice include:

4. The Attributes of
Social Work
Empathy Respect for
Diversity
Ethical
Practice

5. The Attributes of
Social Work
Advocacy Problem-Solving
Skills
Cultural
Competence

6. The Attributes of
Social Work
Collaboration Self-Awareness Trauma-Informed
Practice

7. The Attributes of
Social Work
Lifelong
Learning

8. Practice Their Profession
Through Their Clientele
and Audience

9. Here's a breakdown
of what this means:

10. 2. Audience

11. Conclusion

12. Goals of the client
and social worker
Clients
Goal
Social
Worker’s
Goal

13. Models of a social
worker’s perspective
towards a client

14. Ecological
Perspective

15. Strengths-Based
Perspective

16. Systems Theory

17. Person-in-
Environment
Perspective

18. Trauma-Informed
Perspective

19. Cultural Competence
Perspective

20. Empowerment
Perspective

21. Addressing the needs of
individual, groups organization
and communities

22. Individuals

23. Groups

24. Organizations

25. Communities

26. Conclusion

27. Community Practice
of the Social Worker

28. Community
Assessment

29. Community
Organizing

30. Community
Development

31. Advocacy and Social
Change

32. Collaboration and
Partnership

33. Cultural Competence
and Diversity

34. Evaluation and
Outcome
Measurement

35. Conclusion

36. Thank
You