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2:04 In February, board members approved a resolution recognizing March 2021 Social Work Month declaring social workers as heroic and essential. But before passing the resolution, the board removed language saying Social workers “heal our nation during these times of pandemic, racial unrest, economic uncertainty and political divisiveness.” On another line, it kept “Social workers have helped this nation live up to its values” but struck out the continuation of “by successfully advocating for equal rights for all people, no matter their race, sexual identity, gender, gender expressi...

Tuesday 9 March 2021 Social Work Month is celebrated annually in March. This year, the TT Association for Social Workers (TTASW) celebrates Social Work Month. The TTASW's theme 2021 is Social Workers are Essential, acknowledging the significance of over 1,000 social workers and social services workers across Trinidad and Tobago. Under the organisation's motto, Empowering social workers to make a difference, the TTASW, in a release, said the annual day recognises ocial work professionals, their vision and their hard work and contributions to society. "Social work is a profession founded on nob...

In the last year, social workers have become especially prominent in supporting families through the COVID-19 pandemic and in advocating for racial justice in the U.S.

Ron Haholy had given up on a motor scooter, since his insurance didn’t cover it.  His Hospice of the Valley social worker Kim Boersema realized how sad that made him. The 70-year-old had endured a lot – he had lost his wife and was struggling with serious illnesses that severely affected his mobility and Kim knew a scooter would change his life.  As soon as one was donated to one of our five White Dove Thrift Shoppes, she snatched it up. Hospice of the Valley picked up the tab and Kim surprised Ron with the gift of independence. Now, he takes his dog for walks (and rides), vis...