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Service

Definition: Social workers prioritize helping others above self-interest.
Example: A social worker volunteers time to provide free counseling at a community shelter.This value emphasizes the importance of meeting the needs of individuals and communities, often putting their welfare before personal gain.

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Social Justice

Social workers challenge injustice and advocate for marginalized and oppressed populations.
Example: A social worker campaigns for policy changes to improve access to mental health care for low-income families. This value represents the commitment to fair and equitable treatment for all individuals, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

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Dignity and Worth of the Person

Every person is treated with respect, regardless of background or circumstances.
Example: A social worker supports a formerly incarcerated client without judgment, helping them reintegrate into society. This value emphasizes the inherent dignity of all individuals and the need for compassionate understanding.

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Importance of Human Relationships

Human relationships are central to change, healing, and well-being.
Example: A social worker facilitates family therapy to strengthen bonds between a teen and their parents.This value highlights the significance of building and nurturing connections, understanding that positive relationships can lead to improved mental health and social outcomes.

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Integrity

Social workers behave in a trustworthy, honest, and responsible manner.
Example: A social worker admits a documentation error to their supervisor and corrects it, prioritizing transparency. This value underlines the importance of ethical practice and maintaining professional standards, ensuring clients' trust and welfare.

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Competence

Social workers practice within their areas of expertise and continually seek to improve their skills.
Example: A social worker attends workshops to stay current on trauma-informed care approaches.This value stresses the necessity of ongoing professional development and the commitment to best practices for effective client assistance.