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Why do families and children occupy a central place in social work?

Jennyadams

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Why do families and children occupy a central place in social work?

Why do families and children occupy a central place in social work?

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Skoefucius

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Most issues that social workers deal with start at home and how the person is raised. Because one's family has a major impact and role to play in development of child's behavior (their learning, social circle, beliefs), issues that a person has as an adult usually can be traced back to their childhood. Children are the most vulnerable people in society, and without a positive upbringing, their future can be dim.

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Thanks

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