Social work Nepal

 Social Welfare Ø   Well-being of the individual and community Ø   Everything that men do for the good of society Ø   An organized concern of all people for all people Ø   Help those individuals, who could not fulfill their needs Ø   An organized provision of resources and services for the society to deal with social problems Definition of Social Welfare Ø   According to National Association of Social Work (NASW) “Social Welfare is a nation’s system of programs, benefits and services that help people to meet these social, economic, educational and health needs.”  Images Taken from Google.com Ø   Encyclopedia of Social Work defines “Social Welfare is an organized effort to ensure a basic standard of decency (Politeness) in relation to the physical and mental wellbeing of the citizens. Ø   Social welfare is a system of Laws, programs, benefits and services which strengthen or assure provision for meeting social needs, recognized as basic for the welf

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History of Social Work in Nepal INTRODUCTION: Social work is becoming more important because of thousands of persons are benefiting from its services. People are not only being helped with personal and family problems but also with neighborhood, national, and even international difficulties. Current evidence states that social work is here to stay and that in the decades ahead it will likely grow and expand its services, helping more people with personal, family, and community problems, especially related to adequate social functioning. Nepal is categorized as underdeveloped country and this is the country where many people are still deprived of basic needs. Lots of people are below poverty line so social work in the case of this country is must. Social Work in Nepal was 1st noted by Dayabir Sing Kansakar who established "Paropakar Sanstha" and after the establishment of this organization, Social Work in Nepal officially started. Nepal has changed a lot in vari

Conflict Theory and Social Work Practice Subesh Raj Panta Numerous social theories are applied in social work practice at both micro, mezzo and macro level focussing mainly on human growth and development, psychological and social functioning, social and economic justice. Social work practitioners, in general conceptualize framework according to social theories developed from historical perspective to crack a problem for enhancing and creating a change. Social theories are just set of ideas developed consequently in philosophy, psychology, sociology discipline according to human responses towards different situations. Let us take conflict theory as a social work practice model.Since the early 1990s, bulk of civil conflicts have occurred. The nature of armed conflict has changed since the conclusion of the Cold War. Mark Duffield argues that new wars can also be called ‘network wars’ or ‘complex political emergencies’ by those in the humanitarian sector, as these con