This course focuses on the historical development of social welfare, social work and various social services. The course focuses on the nature, causes, and extent of major social problems, and provides examples of how people are affected by such problems. Emphasis is placed on various roles of social workers, the generalist method, cultural competence, ecological and systems theory, the strengths perspective, and responses to the needs of the poor, families, and populations at risk such as the elderly, children, sexual minorities, and people of color. Also addressed are changing trends in society and how they affect social work practice.
Assessment Criteria
Mid Marks: 30
Final Marks: 50
Sessional Marks: 20
Course Material
- Total Lessons 16
- Department Sociology and Criminology
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Teacher
Muhammad Zain ul Abidin
