The work of a social worker involves helping individuals, families, and communities solve a variety of social and psychological problems to improve their quality of life and well-being. The following are the main job responsibilities and descriptions of social workers:

Assessment and diagnosis: Social workers conduct face-to-face meetings with clients to assess their needs, problems, and resources. By analyzing the situation of families, communities, and individuals, personalized service plans are developed.

Provide support and counseling: Social workers provide emotional support, psychological counseling, and behavioral therapy to clients to help them deal with emotional distress, family conflicts, social adaptation problems, etc.

Guide resources and services: Social workers help clients access resources such as social welfare, health care, housing, education, and employment. They understand community resources and services and guide clients on how to use them effectively.

Crisis intervention: In emergency situations, social workers are able to respond and intervene quickly to ensure the safety and well-being of clients.

Advocacy and social change: Social workers advocate for the rights and interests of clients and promote social policy changes to improve the living conditions and social justice of vulnerable groups.

Record and report: Social workers must keep detailed records of each client's case information and progress in order to collaborate with other professionals and evaluate service effectiveness.

Professional knowledge and skills:

Familiar with social work theory, methods and practice, and able to apply this knowledge to solve a variety of social and psychological problems.

Good communication and listening skills, able to communicate and work effectively with people of different ages, backgrounds and needs.

Ability to assess, diagnose and develop service plans.

Ability to handle stress and deal with complex situations, including emergencies and crisis intervention.

Social workers need continuous learning and professional development to keep up with the latest social policies, research and treatment methods.