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Implementation of Social Work Programs

The implementation of social welfare programs such as Parent Education and otherprograms, remains a critical part in educating and sensitizing persons of the issues facing children and adolecence, as well as how to deal…

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The implementation of social welfare programs such as Parent Education and otherprograms, remains a critical part in educating and sensitizing persons of the issues facing children and adolecence, as well as how to deal with such issues. 

IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL WORK PROGRAMMES:

PARENT EDUCATION

  • Parenting skills
  • Life styles
  • Communicable diseases
  • Moral and Standards
  • Conflict/Violence in school etc.

Plan and outline programmes especially for crisis and behaviour management.

Supports SSWO in designing programmes.

  • Select venues, resource persons
  • Assist SSWO in producing progrmmes.

REPORTS AND PROGRAMMES

  • Absentees
  • Activities
  • Case Reports

Submits Reports to the Chief Schools Welfare Officer on a monthly basis in collaboration with SSWO.

INTERVENTION PLAN

  • Students
  • Parents
  • SWO develops and implements plans to modify behaviour.
  • Advises, counsels.

OPERATION C.A.R.E TRUANCY CAMPAIGN

Support the SSWO in these ventures.

MEETING/SEMINARS

Attends meetings/seminars, staff meetings as instructed by the SSWO. CSWO and the R.Ed.O.

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