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ANZASW on World Social Work Day 2019

19/03/2019 ANZASW Voice Advocacy Voice, ANZASW Video Clips

As the professional body for Social Work in Aotearoa NZ we are proud to offer this video on World Social Work Day, addressing recent events and this year’s theme- the importance of promoting human connection.

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Once the information above is provided to the ANZASW (fionas@anzasw.nz),  the CE,  Lucy Sandford-Reed is required to approve the request at which point we will proceed with the email.

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Thu July 9th

Kia ora Whanau.. For those who have voted on the strategic plan, did you notice this line:

"Have a greater physical presence in Wellington in order to build stronger relationships with key Government and non-Government stakeholders"

I might be a little bit more sensitive to it than most, due to my history with the ANZASW Board, but does this mean that ANZASW is looking at positioning some positions in Wellington?

Can someone in authority please let me know that this is not talking about sending positions up north. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thu July 9th

Practice Standards or Core Competencies?
ANZASW developed Practice Standards way back when they first began assessing competency. The PSs were revised in 2014 when competency moved to a paper based system and rectification was based on professional development logs. SWRB also developed their own Core Competencies. Is it still relevant for ANZASW to have Practice Standards?

The SWRB as the regulator has Core Competencies which establish minimum standards for competent practice. ANZASW as the professional body has aspirational Practice Standards – and now our new Code of Ethics. The question now is whether or not ANZASW continues to need the aspirational Practice Standards once registration becomes mandatory. SWRB will have responsibility for ensuring social workers are competent to practice. If the Practice Standards are to be maintained the 2014 version will need to be reviewed and updated to align with mandatory registration.

Please discuss – and be polite, and supportive. We are looking for a discussion, not a dissection. ... See MoreSee Less

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Fri July 10th

What about these people breaking out of quarantine? (Not the person below - who is from a photo from Unsplash.) I think they might be entitled. One of the impacts on adults who have been overindulged as children is that they think the rules don't apply to them. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thu July 9th

IFSW ASIA PACIFIC NEWSLETTER JULY 2020

Message from IFSW Asia Pacific President:

As we prepare for our participation in the IFSW 2020 General Meeting and Conference, I am mindful of how much things have changed for us all in a few short months and am in awe as to how the profession of social work has responded to the challenges we have all faced. The world we knew at the time of our last IFSW gathering in Dublin and our Asia Pacific gathering in Bengaluru has forever changed. Social work has shown itself to be truly innovative and flexible be that adapting the way we work with the people in our communities, adapting the way we have used teaching modalities with our students or adapting the way social service providers have enabled social services to continue being delivered. I acknowledge all of the work social workers have and continue to do in the response to Covid 19 and I especially thank all of you who have generously shared ideas and resources across the globe to help each other in this work. The support and solidarity that has been shown around the world across the profession of social work has been inspirational and hugely valued.

The General Meeting 2020 will be a very different experience for us all and whilst this may provide some challenges as we adjust to using the technology and grapple with differing time zones, at the same time it provides us with unique opportunities for greater inclusiveness of our members who have been unable in the past to participate in these events. I look forward to embracing these opportunities and to ‘meeting’ you all virtually during July. Thank you for your continued support locally, regionally and globally.

Warm wishes, Rose Henderson, IFSW AP President.

To read the full July 2020 IFSW Asia Pacific Newsletter:

www.ifsw.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IFSW-Asia-Pacific-Newletter-July-2020.pdf ... See MoreSee Less

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Thu July 9th

We're looking for three social workers to join our Barnardos whānau in Auckland.

As a social worker in our Foster Care team, you will be involved with foster care recruitment and assessment across the wider Auckland region. This rewarding but challenging role supports foster care placements with a range of children, including some very complex backgrounds and needs requiring intensive placement support.

We have three roles available as permanent full time 40 hours per week: [www.seek.co.nz/job/50093858](www.seek.co.nz/job/50093858) ... See MoreSee Less

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Wed July 8th

Kia ora kotou, can anyone help me out with the differences between a Doctorate in Social Work vs. PhD (Social Work)? Why would you pursue one rather than the other? Ta

NB: I'm aware of the differences of course content & length etc, more interested in the outcomes & different directions of doing one rather than the other-if that makes sense?! ... See MoreSee Less

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Wed July 8th

[mailchi.mp/bb139bf22483/50-off-all-social-work-books-until-friday?e=b9a0a7410d](mailchi.mp/bb139bf22483/50-off-all-social-work-books-until-friday?e=b9a0a7410d) ... See MoreSee Less

50% off all Social Work books until Friday

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This week we would have been at the Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference.  Unfortunately, we are no longer able to meet there, but we would like to offer you 50% off all our Social Wor...
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Wed July 8th

Register for #IFSW2020conference!
Join us to heighten the impact of social work over the next ten years
Registration is free but required to access the presentations
www.ifsw.org/2020-conference/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Wed July 8th

A free US based telehealth course for SWs

[expand.iu.edu/browse/socialwork/courses/telehealth-basics-for-social-work-educators-behavioral-he...](expand.iu.edu/browse/socialwork/courses/telehealth-basics-for-social-work-educators-behavioral-he...) ... See MoreSee Less

Telehealth Basics for Social Work Educators & Behavioral Health Clinicians Responding to COVID-19 - Indiana University School of Social Work

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The Indiana University School of Social Work is providing this rapid introduction for the delivery of technology-mediated services. The 3 modules in this course were adapted from our IUSSW e-Social Wo...
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Wed July 8th

"The key themes that I think should be considered this year should be:
* Promoting ‘whanaungatanga’ – honouring and remembering those who passed in Aotearoa/NZ to covid-19, including those of significance i.e. rangatira (important leaders), and/or whānau.
* Promoting ‘kaitiakitanga’- eliminating ‘aukati iwi’ (racism) and violence e.g. ‘SOUL (Save Our Unique Landscape) and ‘Black Lives Matter’. Including the promotion and protection of tamariki mokopuna, which is paramount.
* Celebrating the positives that have come about as a result of lockdown e.g. the creation of ANZASW Covid-19 support groups".

- **Rose Ngareta Herewini**

Please click the below link for more on Matariki this year. We are also delighted to now make available to all ANZASW members, links to the videos taken of the presenters during the Mō tātou ā mō kā uri ā muri ake nei – For us and our children

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ANZASW Celebrates Matariki - Aotearoa New Zealand Association for Social Workers

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