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WorksheetsSWP 2 Midterm Exam - Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
it is for “some” to be enjoyed.
and right granted for “some”
Provision
Right
Privilege
Human Rights
includes a variety of programs, benefits and services that result in specific targeted client benefit
Social Services
Social Welfare
Charity
Voluntary Work
It is government service provided for the benefit of the community such as education, medical & housing
Social Services
Social Welfare
Charity
Voluntary Work
institutions that support to “primary agencies”
like the medical, school, court, church, corporate,
military, forensic, etc.
Primary Setting
NEDA
Social Agency
Secondary Setting
UNICEF is an example of DIRECT service
True
False
a continuum of services designed to ensure that children are safe and that families have the necessary support to care for their children successfully.
Social Welfare
Social Services
Child Welfare
Youth Welfare
is a legal process whereby
a child who is deprived of a birth family is
provided with substitute new ties.
Legal Guardianship
Adoption
Foster Care
Residential/Institutional Care
Below are the definition of CHILD WELFARE, except
focus on strengthening the relationship between parents and child
includes supplemental and substitute child- caring services
seek to preserve and strengthen the family unit through both economic assistance and personal assistance
Concerned with the well-being of children and youth through the provision of programs and services
social worker in Public welfare Commission who voluntarily served as a School counselor (from January 1924- March 1925)
Maria Kalaw Katigbak
Josefa Jara Martinez
Maria Kalao Katibay
Josefa Kara
Martinez
the release of prisoner under supervision before the expiration of his sentence, with the provision that he might be returned to the correctional institution
Parole
Probation
Provision
Correction
The aim of which is to integrate the community into the life of the nation and to enable it to contribute fully to national progress.
Community Welfare
Community Development
Community Organizing
Community Service
encompasses a variety of programs and services which have for their main goal the well being of entire communities.
Social Welfare
Community Development
Social Services
Community Welfare
A private enterprise implementing arm for social development and is also concerned with minorities
Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM)
Philippine Business for Social Protection
PBSP
Philippine Business for Social Projects
PBSP
Philippine Business for Social Progress
PBSP
in efforts to improve their level of living with as much reliance as possible on their own initiative,
Participation
Anticipation
Initiative
Provision
A person responsible for leading or coordinating the work of a group, as one who leads a group discussion
Social Worker
Coordinator
Project Manager
Facilitator
Community Organizer
method of engaging and empowering people with the purpose of increasing the influence of groups historically underrepresented
Coordination
Community Organizing
Need Analyzer
Community Engagement
The following are roles of social worker in Community Development, except
Need Analyzer
Researcher
Community Organizer
Business Manager
Facilitator
Commonly referred to as Negritos. scattered over Regions I to V in the island of Luzon.
Mangyans
Badjao
Agta
Aeta
sitting down with clients to help them find ways to improve their lives, whether through offering guidance or finding community assistance programs.
Direct Practice
Indirect Practice
involves setting up, organizing, maintaining and improving the programs and services that enrich clients’ lives.
Direct Practice
Indirect Practice
an approach for helping others that emphasizes a strengths perspective and focuses on person to person contact with individuals, groups, or families
Direct practice
Indirect Practice
sometimes referred to as macro social work
Direct Practice
Indirect Practice
public and private social welfare agencies where professional social workers are seen as the key players, given that they run or manage.
Primary Setting
Government Organization
Non-governmental organization (NGO)
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
It is established by and represent sectors of the population like small farmers, artisanal fisher folk, slum dwellers and others.
Government Organization
Civil Society Organization (CSO)
Non-governmental organization (NGO)
Agricultural Organization
Settings of social work which is not viewed as the core business. A hospital setting for instance
Primary Setting
Secondary Setting
considered the most “traditional” type of social work. Defined as working closely with individuals, families, and small groups to counsel and provide one-on-one support
Primary Setting
Secondary Setting
Micro-Level
Macro-Level
- seeks to directly support people experiencing a variety of challenges, from mental/emotional and physical health issues to socioeconomic.
- Primarily focused on helping vulnerable populations at the large group
Micro-Level
Mezzo-Level
Primary Setting
Macro-Level
It involves taking a broad view of the systemic causes of social injustice at the large-scale community, state, national, and international levels,
Mezzo-Level
Micro-Level
Macro-Level
The primary goal is to provide assistance to vulnerable populations within our society
Social Work Practice
Direct Practice
Primary Setting
Indirect Practice
practice that focuses on logistics, organization, administration and service management.
Direct Practice
Indirect Practice
Social Work Practice
released on parole or acquitted after serving a prison term, or released on absolute pardon.
Parole Prisoners
Released prisoners
Probation
The following are categorized as special groups, except
Older persons
Neglected Children
Sexually Abused Women
Differentially Able Body
Violence against Women and Children Act of 2004
(VAWC)
R.A. 7192
R.A. 9262
R.A. 8353
R.A. 7877
persons, who, as a result of periodic or continuous use of drugs
Drug Addicts
Drug Dependents
Drug Pusher
Drug Abuse
refers to the person preoccupied with the acquisition and compulsive use of drugs despite its negative consequences
Addicts
Drug Dependents
Drug User
a helping process which aims to restore a handicapped person to a highest possible degree of physical, social, emotional, vocational and economic well- being.
Recovery
Rehabilitation
Therapy
Restoration
a drug rehabilitation center that was opened under the leadership of Rev. Fr. Robert M. Garon
Bahay Pag-Asa
Bridges of Hope Rehabilitation Center
Lord's Agape Recovery Center Inc.
Drug Abuse Rehabilitation Network, Inc. (DARN)
defining what are prohibited drugs, penalties for the offenders, educational and rehabilitation measures and suspension of sentence for the offender
Presidential Decree No. 1683
Republic Act 5461
Republic Act 6425
A client
One who seek professional help
One who served by a social agency or institution
One who employs the help of another
All of the above
Considered as the Rural Poor
Marginalized Sector
Ethnic Groups
Farmer
Fisherfolks
