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Introduction Social work education in New Zealand is well-established and reflects the country’s commitment to social justice, cultural diversity, and professional excellence. The education system prepares students to work effectively with individuals, families, and communities, particularly with a focus on indigenous Māori values, biculturalism, and human rights. Structure of Social Work Education Bachelor’s Degree: A […]

Introduction International social work focuses on addressing global social problems and improving the well-being of individuals, families, and communities across borders. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, social issues like poverty, inequality, human rights violations, migration, and climate change require solutions that transcend national boundaries. The goals of international social work reflect its commitment to

Introduction The remedial case work method is one of the oldest and most established methods in social work. It focuses on helping individuals who are experiencing difficulties or problems in their personal, family, or social life. The aim is to restore the individual’s ability to function normally in their environment by addressing emotional, psychological, and

Introduction Social work as a discipline in the Pacific countries shares several common features, even though each country has its own unique culture, history, and challenges. Pacific nations such as Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and others are working to strengthen social work education and practice in response to their social, environmental, and economic

Introduction The Pacific region is home to a diverse group of island nations and territories, including Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and others. While these countries have rich cultural traditions, they also face unique social, economic, and environmental challenges. Social work intervention in this region is essential for addressing these issues and promoting social

Introduction The development of professional social work in China and Russia has occurred much later compared to Western countries. This delay can be mainly attributed to the political ideologies and historical circumstances that shaped these countries during the 20th century. Both nations underwent communist revolutions that significantly influenced the structure of their societies and welfare

Introduction Social work education in Europe has a rich and diverse history that reflects the continent’s social, political, and cultural evolution. While each European country has its own distinct approach, social work education across Europe shares common goals: to prepare professionals to work with individuals, families, and communities to promote social justice, equality, and well-being.

Introduction The social work profession emerged as a response to the complex social problems brought about by industrialization, urbanization, and poverty. It has evolved over time from charity and volunteerism to a recognized profession with structured education, training, and ethical standards. Social work focuses on helping individuals, families, and communities enhance their well-being and promote

Introduction The Asia Pacific region is one of the most diverse in the world, encompassing countries with varied histories, cultures, economies, and social challenges. The history of social work in this region reflects its colonial past, post-independence development, globalization, and growing awareness of human rights and social justice. Over the decades, social work in Asia

Introduction Indigenization of social work refers to the process of adapting social work theories, methods, and practices to fit the cultural, historical, social, and economic contexts of a specific country or community. Instead of following foreign models, indigenization emphasizes the use of local knowledge, values, traditions, and practices in addressing social issues. This approach is