Skills by Occupation

legal requirements in the social sector undertake risk assessment of clients assist social service users with physical disabilities assess social service users' situation support service users in developing skills communicate with social service users apply socially just working principles tolerate stress report on social development assist families in crisis situations deliver social services in diverse cultural communities monitor service users' health protect vulnerable social service users maintain privacy of service users communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields apply person-centred care prevent social problems support service users to use technological aids promote service users' rights promote social change maintain records of work with service users undertake continuous professional development in social work support social service users with specific communication needs work in a multicultural environment in health care build helping relationship with social service users work within communities apply problem solving in social service comply with legislation in social services encourage social service users to preserve their independence in their daily activities delegate activities advocate for social service users company policies support social service users in skills management manage stress in organisation adhere to organisational guidelines conduct interview in social service apply quality standards in social services refer service users to community resources assist disabled individuals to participate in community activities assist social service users in formulating complaints follow health and safety precautions in social care practices support harmed social service users review social service plan apply decision making within social work listen actively support social service users' positiveness customer service family law demonstrate leadership in social service cases apply organisational techniques social sciences handle conflicts support social service users to manage their financial affairs apply holistic approach within social services maintain the trust of service users manage social crisis involve service users and carers in care planning relate empathetically provide social counselling contribute to protecting individuals from harm accept own accountability meet standards of practice in social services social justice promote inclusion

assess the development of youth support the positiveness of youths adolescent psychological development support children's wellbeing promote the safeguarding of young people