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On going underlying issues for societies
Responsibility for relief to those in need
Place of need in society- populations at risk
Worthiness of recipients
Types of benefits to provide to those in need
Purpose of relief and methods/qualifications of those providing relief
Social work vs social welfare
Social Work: Professional activity of helping individuals, groups, or communities enhance or restore their capacity for social functioning and creating societal conditions favorable to this goal
Social Welfare: Nations system of programs, benefits, and services that help people meet those social, economic, educational and health needs that are fundamental to the maintenance of society
Policy begins with a problem defined by:
Who is affected by the problem?
What is causing the problem?
What are the most serious consequences of the problem?
What values are represented by the problem?
Explicit Goals vs Implicit Goals
Explicit Goals - measurable, intentional (An explicit goal of SNAP alleviate hunger and malnutrition)
Implicit Goals- hidden, not measurable, indirect (Food stamps instead of cash)
Programs that are based on a persons needs?
Residual Benefits
Short term/ Temporary Assistance (ex. Headstart, SNAP, Medicaid
Schemas
like stereotypes
Means test
official financial evaluation to determine if a person is eligible for benefits.
social service agency