Rights, Responsibilities and Accountabilities of Social Work

What is the IFSW stands for?

• International Federation of Social Workers

• International Federation of Social Welfare

• International Federation of Study Workers

• International Foundation of Social Workers

What does IASSW stands for?

• International Association of School of Social Work

• International Administration of School of Social Work

• Independent Association of School of Social Work

• International Association of School of Social Studies

The right of the social work is basically to fulfill its professional mandates and to live by its values.

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Its responsibilities cover those that pertain to the dispensation of its basic function, roles, professional standards and adherence to its local and international codes of ethics.

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• False

It is the responsibilities of the social workers working within their field of specialization to help children, assist those life-threatening problems, aid people in overcoming addictions.

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• False

It is the responsibility of the social worker to protect and uphold respect for the inherent dignity of all people and to promote social justice.

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• False

The social work is accountable to the clients, general public and the society.

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• False

He is accountable for his actions to the values and principles of the profession, which require him to act in reliable, honest and trustworthy manner.

• True

• False

Social Workers should act with integrity and treat people with compassion, empathy, and care.

• True

• False

Social workers have a responsibility to apply the professional values and principles set out above to their practice.

• True

• False