1. Case work: Community social workers can provide personalized services to community residents through case work. This includes providing psychological support to help them solve family problems and improve their employment situation. Social workers can communicate with the case owner through interviews, telephone calls and emails. , and provide personalized service.
2. Group work: Community social workers can organize community residents to participate in various groups and organizations, such as neighborhood support groups, elderly associations, volunteer teams, etc. Through these groups, social workers can provide collective services for residents, such as health promotion, psychological support, neighborhood mutual assistance and so on.
3. Activity planning: Community social workers can plan and organize various community activities, such as cultural festivals, sports meetings and environmental protection activities. These activities can enhance the sense of belonging and cohesion of community residents and improve their participation and enthusiasm.
4. Consultation service: Community social workers can provide various consultation services, such as legal consultation, psychological consultation and employment consultation. Residents can seek help by telephone, email and interview, and social workers will give professional guidance and advice.
5. Publicity and education: Community social workers can provide services to community residents through publicity and education. This includes holding lectures, distributing publicity materials and posting posters, aiming at improving residents' knowledge and skills and enhancing their self-protection and self-management ability.
6. Coordination and communication: Community social workers need to coordinate various resources to provide comprehensive services for community residents. This includes communication and coordination with government departments, community organizations, enterprises and other aspects, striving for more support and resources to provide better services for community residents.
In short, community social workers need to provide services to community residents in various ways to meet the diverse needs of residents. At the same time, social workers need to establish a good relationship of trust and cooperation with residents and encourage them to actively participate in community affairs and activities, so as to improve the cohesion and sense of belonging of the community.