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100

The SW acronym is often used to describe this position/career.

What is Social Work(er)

100

This is when you focus on the strength of an individual or their family. Recognizing they have experiences, supports and characteristics that can be used to assist with their needs/crisis.

What is the strengths perspective.

100

This refers to multiple personalities a person occupies, and focuses on how multiple marginalized identities create unique experiences of oppression.

What is intersectionality.

100

This insurance is generally for individuals deemed aged, blind, or disabled. Its managed by the individual state.

What is Medicaid

200

This is where you can find the social work Code of Ethics.

What is the NASW website.

200

This is when the doctor heals or cures and the patient is passive in their health care.

What is the medical model.

200

These are multiple factors that result in health disparities.

What are:

Poverty

Mental Health

Ethnicity

Gender

Poor access

Disability

200

This type of insurance is managed by the federal government and usually for 65+ year olds.

What is Medicare.

300

These are the THREE types of social work.

What are Micro, Macro, Mezzo

300

Social workers use this approach/theory to identify systems that affect a child, such as family, friends, neighborhood, school, etc.

What is the Ecological Approach.

300
You should call this agency if you suspect or you're made aware a child is being abused or neglected. 

What is CPS.

300

This monthly check was intended to supplement someone's retirement income.

What is Social Security.

400

Name TWO of the core values mentioned in the SW code of ethics.

What is:

  • service
  • social justice
  • dignity and worth of the person
  • importance of human relationships
  • integrity
  • competence
400

The successful performance of mental function, resulting in productive activities, fulfilling relationships with other people, and providing the ability to adapt to change and cope with adversity.

What is mental health.

400

This agency works with juveniles and their families that are involved in the justice system.

What is the Department of Juvenile Justice.

400

This benefit helps to address food insecurity due to a lower income.

What are SNAP benefits.
500

The overarching name of the field that includes, social work, counseling, grief counseling, substance abuse counselor, etc.

What is Human Services.

500

Set of interrelated statements intended to explain some aspect of social life or enrich our sense of how people conduct and find meaning in their daily lives.

What is a theory.

500

You can become this, when you commit to continuously learning about individuals and a variety of cultural backgrounds. 

What is cultural competence.

500

Where does someone apply for Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, FAMIS?


Local Department of Social Services.

Call COVERVA.