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What does a Child Care Worker do?
I'm 14 years old. #social-worker
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Nádia Amaral da Silva M
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Hi!
I read socialworker in your question.
I am a Social Worker with over 15 years of experience and skills in elderly care, homeless people, mental health, education, housing, medicine and occupational safety.
The area of Education is quite comprehensive. Within the Human Sciences is Social Work, a degree that forms the Social Worker. This professional can work in several segments, such as: Health, Social Assistance, among others, Education.
The main objective of the Social Worker is to believe in the human being and transform the reality in which he lives through a scientific methodology. In the area of Education, the Social Worker will have individual and group approaches, will seek to develop, plan and execute programs and projects that meet the needs of the individual, family, school and community, thus transforming the environment and society.
I read socialworker in your question.
I am a Social Worker with over 15 years of experience and skills in elderly care, homeless people, mental health, education, housing, medicine and occupational safety.
The area of Education is quite comprehensive. Within the Human Sciences is Social Work, a degree that forms the Social Worker. This professional can work in several segments, such as: Health, Social Assistance, among others, Education.
The main objective of the Social Worker is to believe in the human being and transform the reality in which he lives through a scientific methodology. In the area of Education, the Social Worker will have individual and group approaches, will seek to develop, plan and execute programs and projects that meet the needs of the individual, family, school and community, thus transforming the environment and society.
Sikawayi Williams
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Hello, you have asked a very good question most people including some parents see the caregivers as some sort of sitter who feeds their children and put them down for a nap. However, the truth is from the time the caregiver starts work there constantly working, preparing bottles, changing diapers, helping the children develop their cognitive skills.