Social Service Worker SSW311 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sexual Objectification, Labeling Theory, Learned Helplessness

• School: Seneca College
• Department: Social Service Worker
• Course: Social Service Worker SSW311
• Professor: Adele Robinson

Document Summary

What is service coordination: case management is a collaborative, client-driven process, for the provision of quality health and support services through the effective and efficient use of resources. Case management supports the clients" achievement of safe, realistic, and reasonable goals within a complex health, social and fiscal environment . Individual may be accessing case management services for assistance around different social service domains such as but not limited to; mental health, housing, education, financial security and employment. Case management standards & principles: case management supports client rights, case management is purposeful, case management is collaborative, case management supports accountability, case management strives for cultural competency. Ccmsp: standards of case management: client identification and eligibility for case management services, assessment, planning, evaluation, transition. The traditional model: historically, case management intended to help clients navigate their way through a complex series of services shaped by dominant social construct of what is considered.