Me as a Social

Worker
As a social worker, I have always believed in the fundamental values of social
justice, human dignity, and the inherent worth of every individual. These values
serve as the cornerstone of my practice, motivating me to advocate for those who
are marginalized and voiceless. The commitment to these principles has given me
a strong sense of purpose and has guided me in maintaining a client-centered
approach. I have learned that the key to making a difference is understanding
and respecting the unique experiences and backgrounds of those I serve.
One of the fundamental lessons I have learned is the importance of cultural
competence. Social work involves interacting with people from diverse cultural
backgrounds, and understanding the nuances of different cultures is crucial. I
have strived to educate myself and adapt my practice to respect and honor
cultural differences while providing the best possible support to those in need.
Additionally, I have become an advocate for social justice. In a world rife with
inequality and discrimination, I believe it is the duty of social workers to be
agents of change. Through community organizing, public speaking, and policy
advocacy, I have been able to address systemic issues that perpetuate suffering
and inequality.
It has allowed me to see the world with a more compassionate and empathetic
perspective. While there have been challenges and difficult moments, the rewards
have far outweighed them.

Jabez Nathaniel Morong

12-HUMMS 2 CAYETANO