Mr. Johnny V. Abalos Jr.

Daily Routine:

Prayer
Cleaning-up
Checking of Attendance
1) Distribute the checked
LAS.

2) Fasten the LAS to the

portfolio folder.
 Please update your table of
contents.
LAS # Date Activity Title

Note:
Do not write anything on the score. The
teacher will update it for you.
1) Distribute the blank LAS.

2) Fold the left side of the

sheet to make a one (1) inch
margin.
Write your:

Control #
 Write your :

Last Name, First Name,

Middle Initial
Write your Grade and Section:

Grade 12- St. Pedro Calungsod

 Date:

September ,2018
Monday
Activity No. 26
 Subject :

/ Disciplines and Ideas in

the Applied Social
Sciences
Type of Activity:

/ Concept Digest
/ Exercises
 Activity Title:

Clientele and audiences

in social work
Learning target:

Describe the clientele and

audiences of social work
Reference:

Cleofe, Myreen P.et.al.(2016)

Discipline and ideas in
the Applied Social
Sciences, DIWA
Learning Systems Inc.,
pp.108-112.
 Social workers also need to
evaluate themselves through a
strength, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats
( SWOT) analysis to better gauge
their ability and limitations in
addressing their clients problem.
 Social workers practice their
profession through their clientele
and audience.

According to Gibelman and

Schervish, it includes:
Children
Community
Family services
Corrections
Group services
Medical clinics
Mental health
Public assistance
School social work
Aged
Substance abusers
 Mental-developmental
disabilities
Other disabilities
Occupational social
work

Social work is often underrated

despite its great impact to peoples
lives. Part of the challenge of this
profession is the many roles that
have to be played.
Who is a client?

Not everyone who approaches a

social worker for help is a client.

Gambrill (1997), said that a

client is someone who makes an
explicit agreement with a social
worker about the purpose of their
work together. They agree to accept
intervention.
 Those who need help but may not
necessarily seek it is called an
Applicants . They do not enter into
any agreement with SW to sove the
issue.
More often , a SW encounters
participant or resisters-people who
have been referred by a third party.
Client's goal Social worker's goal

• obtain help with *Establish and maintain

problems an area of expertise
• preserve self-respect *Use expertise
• limit invasions of *Make money
privacy
• satisfy needs for *Demonstrate
dependence and competence
nurturance
• seek assurance that *Serve others
nothing is wrong
 When a client musters the
courage to seek help from a social
worker, he or she forms expectations
of the possible result of their
meeting, session, or transaction.
Activity:

1) Based on your situation now, what

SWOT do you see in your would-be
work practice?
2) Which clientele of a
SW'ers do you find most
suitable to perform if you are
to pursue this profession?

3) Whom do you find easier to

consult; a family member, a
friend, or an expert? why?
4) Efren Penaflorida is an inspiration
in the practice of social work,
recognized by a foreign news
network as Hero of the Year 2009
for his Klasrum Kariton project.
What makes him a role model?
 Rubric:
10 8 6 4

Thoroughly Ideas are Ideas Litte or no

explained explained, somewhat explanation
ideas, coherent in explained, of ideas,
extremely writing but somewhat lacks
coherent there are coherent in coherency
writing and some errors writing and and have
few errors in in grammar. have many many errors
grammar. errors in that hurt
grammar. understanding
.
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