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Another one done and back on the shelf. Bastiat's "The Law" is a critical read for those looking to understand the basic foundation of what the role of government in a free society should be. It's a short, easy read, during which Bastiat explores how the law is often abused to pursue plunder of one group on behalf of another - and how the plundered will organize to create legal plunder of their own plunderers. As a result, Bastiat argues that the law should be as limited as possible, only seeking to protect the property rights of individuals, eschewing any laws that increase its scope beyond that - including social welfare, jobs programs, or any kind of service that goes outside of basic justice.

The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services redesigned the child welfare worker job to strengthen their workforce. This QIC-WD video discusses how the job redesign is changing how they work. Learn more: https://ow.ly/f4hC50PCsYO. #QICWD #CWworkforce #HelpingTheHelpersCCFL

Practical first steps from my ICF colleagues that agencies can take to improve racial inequities in their child welfare data collection, including providing staff with the language to discuss race and ethnicity and elevating the importance of these topics.

The misconception that social workers are confined to child welfare couldn't be more wrong. Here's a brief overview of the diverse opportunities to utilize your MSW degree. For more insights, watch my YouTube videos and hit subscribe! https://lnkd.in/gPtMq_ig #socialworkers #socialworkmonth #mentalhealthprofessionals #careerdevelopment

What will happen to our globe if every nation is democratic and focuses on the development and progress of its citizens; and every nation has well-established free institutions, well-established growth, development, social welfare, and a decent natural environment with minimal variation among them? Consider it -Having a low population growth rate 

World Mental Health Day 2023 Human Rights of Persons with Mental Illness Our Rights Our Minds We all need to protect the rights of the persons with mental illness in a social welfare society

The relationship between welfare dependency and crime rates in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is complex and intertwined with socio-psychological and security dimensions. Welfare systems, while theoretically reducing the economic motivation behind crime, can foster dependency that disincentivizes participation in the formal economy, impacting economic productivity and psychological health. Welfare dependency also creates vulnerable populations susceptible to certain types of crime, such as domestic violence and substance abuse. Practical observations in the NT support these theoretical contentions, with fluctuating crime rates correlated with changes in welfare policy and economic conditions. The introduction of the Cashless Debit Card in certain NT communities has shown preliminary data suggesting a reduction in crime rates but coincided with a massive increase in domestic violence. Personality experts argue that the development of robust personal traits is essential to reducing dependency behaviours. Education through private registered training organisations and community engagement initiatives has shown promising results in mitigating welfare dependency and its associated social ills. Sustainable development and educational reforms can help break the cycle of welfare dependency and associated crime rates. #welfare #dependency #crime #crimerates #economics

🌟 Empowering Lives: Transforming Welfare Walls into Havens of Hope Hey everyone! 🌈 I'm excited to share a glimpse of our latest YouTube video where we delved into the heart of social welfare organizations, uncovering the incredible initiatives behind the walls. 🏢 Inside the Program: Join us as we explore the dedicated efforts taken by social workers and the Social Welfare Department to create safe spaces for those in need during the cold winter. Interviews with passionate individuals, focal persons, and a detailed conversation with the Deputy District Officer shed light on how we can collectively broaden the impact. 💬 Your Voice Matters: What are your thoughts on community support and inclusive initiatives? Share your insights and experiences in the comments below. Let's foster a conversation that inspires change and warmth! 🌍 Together, Let's Make a Difference: Spread the word by sharing this post and video. Every act of kindness contributes to a more compassionate world. Let's be the change we want to see! #socialwelfare #empowerment #communitysupport #hopeforthefuture #winters #socialimpact #inclusivecommunity

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some recommendations for systems that deliver Welfare Rights Case Management. If you could drop a comment below on what systems you're currently using or if you know of a provider that delivers these solutions. Thanks #casemanagement

PROVIDING CONSULTANCY SERVICES IN HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT