Social Work Values, Principles and Ethics

Many Canadians still have big differences in their views about the GLBT population. Some people think GLBT people have equal opportunities with homosexuals and should have the same right to same-sex marriage, the right to adopt children, the same tax benefits and medical care, but vice versa . GLBT are collectively called lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, and we use GLBT in this article. Lesbians and homosexuals are people who are addicted to being sexually attracted by homosexuals, while bisexuals are people who are attracted to male and female attitudes and are sexually connected, while transsexuals It is a man and a lesbian.

The value of professional social work, ethical principles, and ethical standards are the center of the industry. They are based on the Code of Ethics of the National Social Work Association (NASW) and the conventions of the Social Work Education Council (CSWE). When a student enters a social work profession, you have to learn, understand, and observe these values, principles and standards. As stated in the objective statement of the NASW Code of Ethics (2008), this Code is relevant to all social workers and social work students regardless of occupational duties, work environment, or the population they serve It is. -

Professional ethics is the core of social work. Professionals are obligated to clarify their basic values, ethical principles, and ethical standards. The NASW Code of Ethics sets out these values, principles, and standards that guide the behavior of social workers. This Code is relevant to all social workers and social work students regardless of occupational duties, work environment, or population served. This Code prescribes standards that social workers' occupations themselves can use to evaluate whether social workers are acting unethical. NASW has formal procedures to determine ethical complaints for its members. * When subscribing to this Code, social workers must cooperate and participate in the NASW arbitration process and comply with NASW's disciplinary awards or sanctions based thereon.