Authorised by Academic Registrar, April 1996
Synopsis The subject introduces human services work from the worker's perspective. The relationship between values, knowledge and method. Human nature and needs, the sources and variability of values, knowledge, feelings and behaviour. The values of self-determination, individual worth and dignity, and realisation of potential in human services work. An introduction to methods of intervention such as case-work, group-work and community work in historical and ideological contexts. The concept of social functioning.
Assessment Written reports and essays (4500 words): 100%