Volunteering is one way to give back to our community. Volunteering improves individuals skills and knowledge as well as develops their social capital and well-being. Social workers need to tap volunteering to enhance individuals and community well-being.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Social Work with Volunteers by Michael E. Sherr
The first book to specifically address the relationship between social work and volunteers, Social Work with Volunteers examines the current shift in social welfare services and the growing need to develop effective partnerships with volunteers. As the primary profession in the development, provision, and evaluation of social services, social workers are in a position to shape how agency administrators, direct staff, and volunteers work together to provide services. Using the groundbreaking Context-Specific Optimal Partnership (CSOP) model, the author demonstrates how social workers in all areas of practice can work with volunteers to create a positive change.
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