Introduction to the Practice of Case Management in Social Services

INTRODUCTION

In the recent years, there have been an increasing number of courses that specialises in preparing and training individuals to be professional and para-professional people helpers, especially in the area of counselling. However, case management has been a missing component in a number of these courses.

The benefits of case management could be applied to various settings, for example social service agencies, community organisations, educational institutions, religious organisations. As such, the skills of case management can serve to promote the multi-prong approach to people helping.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

This course will help participants:

• Apply knowledge learnt to various settings

• To promote the multi-prong approach to people helping

COURSE CONTENT

• Definition and Importance of Case Management 

• Process of Case Management

• Roles of Case Manager

• Risk Taking in Case Management

• Networking across organisations and programs

• Triangulation in Case Management

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Beginning (less than 3 years experience) social workers, counsellors, school counsellors, teacher counsellors, administrators in social work agencies, counsellors in training, religious leaders.

AWARD

Participants who meet 80% class attendance will be awarded a Certificate of Accomplishment by the Academy of Human Development.

COURSE FEES

APPLICATION and ENQUIRIES

Dave Goh

6593 5284

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