Ethics In Social Work

When I think about social work or support work I always find the one common word - which is ethics. Social work can be characterised as enhancing individual well-being and social justice.
Social work has limited autonomy so social workers or support worker must develop their capacity for making moral judgments and defend these within their various roles and responsibilities. Values and ethics are very important elements of social work expertise. They can lead social workers to more competent and effective practice in terms of their ethical engagements. (Berglund, C. 2007).
(Thompson, M., 2008). I was taking part in a situation where my moral values and my character traits such as bravery and imaginativeness were very importance to solve …show more content…
They coudn't feel that we try judge them. Many often this boy could felt be discrimination because he is disability or because his family have some personal problems.
Kantian moral duty seems to contradict our common sense. If we obey the moral law rather than our intuitions, we are acting morally. Deontological ethics is weaker when it comes to informing us how to live well or developing virtues of character.
One of the biggest criticisms of Kantian ethics is that it discounts outcome as a valid factor in evaluating the morality of an action. While it is not necessarily wise to rely solely on outcome (as in utilitarianism/consequentialism), it is not a good idea to completely ignore the outcome altogether. Based on Kant’s formula of humanity, human life is sacred and inviolable, meaning one cannot enslave a few people even if it would enable more people to lead better lives.
But in other way was the Conflicts of duty – two ‘duties’ which suggest opposite actions. Explain this situation to the tutor and she will try explore this problem, and left this problem or stay with this boy and try doing the best to given him care and promise that I will chance his life for better. In this situation the intention was more important than …show more content…
Very inportant is supporting service users’ rights to control their lives and make informed choices about the services they receive. Is not acceptable to agree for unlawful or unjustifiable discrimination by service users. That family need many proffesionalists, from social worker to psychologist so they must ensuring that relevant colleagues and agencies are informed about the outcomes and implications of risk assessments. If all targets will be met this family and other service users in the future are albe to get proffesional supporting and

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