Structural Components of Social Welfare Programs
Policy Analysis
Approaches to policy practice/advocacy
100

what 2 categories are benefits divided into?

1. Cash benefits

2. In-kind benefits 

100

Systematic evaluation of how effectively a policy addresses a targeted problem.

Policy analysis 

100

How many methods can social workers use to conduct policy practice and advocacy?

12

200

"Evaluation of all resources clients have to determine if they have the ability, or the means, to pay for services themselves."

Means test

200
"Extent to which a policy accomplishes it's goals"

Effectiveness- How effective is the policy?


200

"administrative procedure designed to ensure that clients or client groups who have been denied entitled rights/benefits"

Grievance/complaint process.

300

"Intended to enhance people's quality of life, by improving their ability to function within their environments." Example: counseling 

Personal Social Services


300

"extent to which policy and the implementation through a program are economical."

Policy efficiency- how efficient is this policy?

300

What is the downside to legal action?

It's expensive

400

Examples of social welfare program goals address

Child maltreatment, homelessness, teen pregnancy, and substance abuse

400

"Is the policy honest and straightforward in it's stand intent?"

Ethical- is the policy ethically sound?

400

"temporary alliance of various individuals and groups come together to pursue the same goal.

Coalition 

500

How many components are there? Name them.

1. People's needs/ program goals

2. Benefits provided

3. Eligibility criteria 

4. Finance program

5.How to run/administer program

500

What is the five E approach to policy analysis?

Effective, efficient, ethical, evaluation, established. 

500

FREEBIE!- What does NSAW stand for?

The National Association of Social Workers