Community social workers are responsible for providing various services and support for community residents, including providing consultation, answering questions, providing social resources and service information, and providing psychological support. To help residents solve various social and life problems. Community social workers participate in community development plans and projects, organize and promote various activities and projects in the community, promote community development and improve the quality of life of community residents.
Community social workers are responsible for organizing community education and training activities, providing relevant knowledge and skills training, and helping community residents improve their abilities and literacy. Community social workers are responsible for handling and solving various social problems in the community, such as family problems, child protection, care for the elderly, employment and vocational training, and providing necessary help and support to residents.
Matters needing attention in community work
1. Respect and protect personal privacy: When contacting and communicating with residents, community social workers should respect their privacy and not disclose personal information and privacy issues.
2. Maintain professional boundaries: Community social workers should maintain professional relationships with residents, avoid developing too close personal relationships with residents, and ensure objectivity and professionalism in their work.
3. Maintain neutrality and justice: Community social workers should maintain a neutral and just position, without favoring or discriminating against any individual or group, so as to ensure fair and equal service provision.
4. Ensure information security: When processing and storing residents' information, community social workers should take appropriate security measures to ensure the confidentiality and security of information.
5. Continuous learning and professional development: Community social workers should constantly learn and update relevant knowledge and skills to improve their professional level in order to better serve the community residents.
6. Teamwork and communication: Community social workers usually work as team members. They should actively participate in teamwork and communicate and cooperate with other professionals to achieve the same goal.