- Social Work Month 2012
- Social Work Month 2012 Toolkit Homepage
- Social Work Month 2012 Press Releases
- Social Work Month 2012 Multimedia
- Social Work Month 2012 Key Messages
- Social Work Month Activity Overview
- Social Work Month 2012 Logos
- Social Work Month 2012 Photo Project
- Social Work Month 2012 Merchandise
- Social Work Month 2012 Proclamation Template
- The History of Social Work Month
- Questions: socialworkmonth@naswdc.org
Social Work Month 2011
Social Workers Change Futures - Targeted outreach and promotional ideas, including tips for securing endorsements, hosting events, publishing articles and marketing your private practice.Social Work Month 2010
Social Workers Inspire Community Action - Visual guides to three social work public education websites, profiles of inspiring social workers, and tips for promoting the profession.Social Work Month 2009
Social Work: Purpose and Possibility - Information and tools for social work student recruitment, sample consumer radio PSAs, and specific tips for working with the media.
NASW Standards and Policies
NASW Standards for Social Work Practice in Health Care
Access to timely, comprehensive, and equitable health care for individuals in the United States varies considerably, with significant percentages of many populations having only limited access to health care. The health care system in the United States is complex and multidisciplinary in nature, and may include a network of services such as diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, health maintenance, and prevention provided to individuals of all ages and with a range of needs. Professional social workers are well equipped to practice in the health care field, because of their broad perspective on the range of physical, emotional, and environmental factors that have an effect on the well-being of individuals and communities.NASW Public Policy Statements (2012)
Health Care Policy
Hospice Care
Adolescent and Young Adult Health
