It means system or structure of community life where it’s members from a continuous and regular association for the benefit and protection.
Social
According to _________ social welfare is the organized systems of social services and institutions, design to aid individuals and groups to attain satisfying standards of life and health
Walter Friedlander
These are the two views in Social Welfare:
1. ________ temporary, offered during emergency situations and withdrawn when the regular social system is again working properly.
2. ________ as a proper legitimate function of modern society.
Residual and Institutional
It means status where the needs and wants are satisfied, as manifested by good health, happiness and prosperity and well-being.
Welfare
According to _________________ Characterizes social welfares an organized concern of all people for all people
Gertrude Wilson
These are rules which protect liberties or impose duties on other people, that govern social relationship.
Rights
These are point for discussion or the result of an event.
Issue
According to __________ Social Functioning is the relation between the coping activity of people and the demand from the environment. This dual focus ties them together. Thus person and situation, people and environment are encompassed in a single concept which require that they be constantly reviewed together.
Harriet Bartlett (1970)
It is a Conceptual Shifts in adopting HRBA: On empowerment, from beneficiary (charity) to ___________________
citizen “rights holder” (power)
It refers to households confronted by ex-ante risk that, if they are currently non-poor, will fall below the poverty line; if they are currently poor, they will remain in poverty. Vulnerable is also defined in terms of exposure to adverse conditions related to welfare, not just in terms of their exposure to poverty.
Vulnerable
According to ___________________, the central focus of social work traditionally seems to have been on the person-in-his-life situation complex, a simultaneous dual focus on man and his environment.
William Gordon (1969)
It is a Conceptual Shifts in adopting HRBA: On accountability, From provider to _________________.
duty bearer
It refer to the essential requirements and conditions necessary for individuals, families, or communities to achieve a certain level of well-being and functioning.
Needs
According to ____________________ Social Work seeks to enhance the social functioning of individuals, singularly and in groups, by activities focused upon their social relationships which constitute interaction between individuals and their environments.
Wernes Boehm (1958)
It refers to the practice of ensuring that all individuals and groups, regardless of differences or disadvantages, are actively and meaningfully involved in social, economic, and political processes.
Inclusion