The six core values of the social work profession are service, social justice, dignity and worth of...

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The six core values of the social work profession are service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. Please comment and/or provide examples of ways in which you have demonstrated some of these values in interactions with people of different identities based on race and/or ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender expression and identity, language, religion, socioeconomic status, geographical area, etc.

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Title: The core ethical values of a Social worker
Core Value: Service
Principle of ethics employed: In any social work related field, the primary objective would be to provide necessary help service based on the problems and requirements of the seeker. In my experience, I have tried to provide service without keeping my self interest in mind. I have taken part in volunteer work so that I can help people that cannot afford it using pro bono services. I have also encouraged many to give some of their time in volunteering.
Value: Social Justice
Principle of ethics employed: The problem of social justice has been prevalent in fields of social work. I have experienced and have been a witness to several incidents of discrimination against the oppressed and vulnerable people in our society. I have always tries to protect the rights of people that have been discriminated against. I believe that our role as a social worker relies on establishing an awareness and sensitivity towards such communities or individuals.

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