Each work needs a basis. So why do I
write a blog about the culture of recognition in social work? And Valuable
should not hide - let alone the Internet. The mission statement of this blog
includes five basic assumptions that the essence of social work describe very
well in my eyes:
Social work is valuable. Workers who
are employed in the social sector, experiencing every day how important social
work is - for society and for individuals - and how essential are the tasks that
you want to edit it. Social work is the backbone of society.
Social work is diverse. Under the
concept of social work gathered a large number of different occupations and
sectors that reflect the diversity of society in which they are embedded.
Social work is positive. Social Work
wants to help, support, accompany. You do not want to destroy, suppress or
exploit. The objectives of social work are fundamentally humanitarian and
confident.
Social work is a matter of course.
Society cannot exist without mutual respect. Where such recognition is lacking
is not possible to live together on a democratic basis. To social one of the
truisms of every member of a democratic community.
Social Work is work. Social work is
not just a matter of course, she is also working. As such, it needs not only a
sound, scientific basis on which they can orient themselves, but also external
and internal conditions that guarantee the quality of work.
These assumptions are based on
personal ideals, but in my eyes have the potential for universality. Of course
they are always debatable - and also this blog serve as a basis for discussion.
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