A Look at the Strenghts Perspective.

When understanding the client that you are working with, the social worker must look at all of the problems and the environment the person has experienced. Instead of looking at the weakness your client may have, you must focus on the strengths they have and help on building the strengths they have and help on building the strengths that they already have. You must avoid putting yourself above the client and not use words or …

…of a shelter in order that they can vote. I feel this will cause a much needed change in the polices that effect the homeless. A good way to start this campaign is to get with the NASW and encourage the members to write their congressional representatives. I feel that when our senators and representatives know that the homeless have a vote, they will be more attentive to the needs and problems of the homeless.