How Social Workers can change the futures of young people

Categories: Social Work, Undergradute

10/09/2021

How Social Workers can change the futures of young people

Working for the community is a rewarding job, whether you’re a volunteer or full-time worker, it always feels good to help other people. For frontline social workers, helping others is their first priority, whether that be assisting a family in a troublesome situation or safeguarding children. This varied role brings multiple opportunities to help others.

One of the most rewarding roles as a frontline social worker is helping the youth of today. Many children find themselves in difficult situations, surrounded by negative people and influences, but the help of a social worker can turn things around for them.

A lot of the time, children in foster care or children’s homes are disregarded as valuable citizens. With resources stretched to the maximum, often a lack of education or nutrition can easily be overlooked; this is where a social work job comes into play.

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