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The
National Association of Social Workers is the largest membership
organization of professional social workers in the world.
Representing more than 150,000 members from 56 chapters in
the U.S. and abroad, NASW works to enhance the professional
growth and development of its members, to create and maintain
professional standards, and to advance sound social policy.
NASW-
South Dakota works to serve the needs of its members in the
state, to enhance the image and advance the interests of professional
social workers, and to benefit the people we serve. Our goal
is to promote, develop, and protect the profession of social
work and social workers. We also work actively to advocate
and provide a voice for those we serve so their needs are
recognized and met.
We
invite you to join us and take advantage of the opportunities
we offer for continuing education, legislative advocacy, professional
growth, and leadership development.
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NEW!! CAPWIZ
CONTACT YOUR FEDERAL AND
STATE LEGISLATORS
WITH NASW-SD's NEW,EASY ONE-CLICK
SERVICE!
Just in time for the South Dakota
Legislative Session!
http://capwiz.com/socialworkers/sd
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The abuse of methamphetamine - a potent psychostimulant -
is an extremely serious and gowing problem. This course
i
is
designed to educate social workers about symptoms, uses, short
and long termn effects, and treatment of this highly
addictive drug.
worth 2.0
CEUs
Elder
abuse in domestic settings affects hundreds of thousands of
elderly people across this country. Such abuse
remails largely hidden
under the shroud of family secrecy. Learn to recognize
the subtle clues in behaviors, risk
factors and what to do
if you suspect elder abuse.
worth 2.0 CEUs
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Every day, millions
of people are helped by a social worker. You do
make a difference.And it's time to let the world know.
It's time to tell your story......
As
a social worker, you need access to the best ideas, the most
current information, and the most informed people. The NASW-SD
website will provide you with easy access to important resources.
Please explore our “Links &
Resources” page. We provide easy access to the National
NASW website, and to information about the South Dakota legislature
and legislation. We hope you will find this site useful, and
encourage you to e-mail
us with ideas to make this site more responsive to your needs
as a professional.
This website paid
for by your dues
The
Power of Social Work at Work!
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