
SS4115 Integrated Social Work Practice Chan Fung Yan Emily 50575344 Chung Yin Wai Toby 50374245 Lau Suet Har 50551229 Lau Yuk Yu Rain 50581340 Wong Yip Hung Geoff 50577915 Wu Ho Yan Wayne 50587496
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Chan Fung Yan Emily 50575344
Chung Yin Wai Toby 50374245
Lau Suet Har 50551229
Lau Yuk Yu Rain 50581340
Wong Yip Hung Geoff 50577915
Wu Ho Yan Wayne 50587496
Yau Ka To 50588118
Person-in-situation
- Microsystem
- Messosystem
- Exosystem
- Macrosystem
1. Microsystem
Concern:
2. Messosystem
- Family system
Concern:
> Enhance the interaction between family members
> Strengthen the family function
> Family system and the other systems (school peers) co-ordination
3. Exosystem
- Community factors (community resources)
- Formal (Social services)and informal (neighborhood)social structure
4. Macrosystem
- Culture
- Social value
→ affect social resources distribution
Example
Strength oriented
Intervention designed to reinforce the strengths, capacity and assets of the individual, family or community
Changing community conditions
Intervention also considers the need to change environmental and community conditions that affect healthy development of children and families
Bottom up initiatives
Projects should have the flexibility to initiate creative programs addressing to local needs
Comprehensive services
Through partnerships and service integration, complicated and multiple family problems can be met as far as possible in a single service organization or a single service program.
To avoid services being too categorical and specialized
Strengthening informal services
Importance of providing family support from the natural support social network, volunteers, and social capital of mutual-help groups
Provide a comprehensive range of preventive, developmental, supportive and remedial services
enhance the physical, psychological, intellectual and social functions of individuals and families
Preserve and strengthen family as a unit, support and enhance family functioning and development of its members
香港家庭福利會 (HKFWS)
香港家庭福利會 - 順利綜合家庭服務中心 (SLIFSC)
- Integrated Family Services- Integrated Children and Youth Services - Elderly and Community Support Services - Child Care Services- Special Care Services
Remarks: CU, SU and RU are team names and actually all workers in agency had to touch on all three nature of services, with different focus of workload
Enquiry service
Supportive service
Case Counseling service
Family volunteer activity
Support group
Mutual-aid group
Therapeutic group
Family volunteer
Family Life Education activity
Flowchart of driven residents become family volunteer
Method-oriented integration
Family counselling service includes :
Remedial :
1. casework, therapeutic groups
2. Therapeutic groups
Prevention :
1. harm reduction
2. community education (街展),
3. developmental/educational group
Profession-oriented integration
Work with police force
e.g. a talk of household safety
Work with lawyer
e.g a talk for divorce
Locality-oriented integration
- Work with private agency, (一線通平安鐘)
e.g. a talk of Personal Emergency Link for the residents
- Work with police force
e.g. a talk of household safety
e.g. a health talk for elderly in the district
Service-oriented integration
Service-oriented integration
avoid services overlapping
offering comprehensive service for client
make use of community resources
preventive approach remedial approach
client’s need/human oriented
client can obtain service in one centre
Enhance the connection between the IFFC and the community( community support and referral work)
premise and facilities utilization (community-based program usually have more activity space and facilities, such as IT and recreational equipments)
non-stigmatized image among the service users
Increase the human resources capacity through re-structuring (e.g. creation of senior practitioner posts)
Professionalism of worker
Increased Working Pressure
Closed Professional service
Professionalism of worker (1)
The quality of service can be maintained
Professionalism of worker (2)
This can not ensure a good quality of service is provided to the public
Increased Working Pressure
increased the working pressure of worker
Under the pressure, the quality of the service may also influence
Closed Professional service (1)
Closed Professional service (2)
Closed Professional service (3)
e.g. The Single Parent Center