Social Work Services In South Africa

Social work services means those services which assist staff, a patient and a patient’s family to understand and cope with a patient’s personal, emotional and related health and environmental problems.

Social Work Services In South Africa

S A Council For Social Service Professions

Phone: 012 356 8300

South African Association for Social Workers in Private Practice – S A A S W I P P

Phone: 066 472 3638

Maeko Social Work Services,Our Services are Not Free,We Charge Per Hour.

Phone: 073 931 3594

Elpida Private Social Work Services

Phone: 065 990 2976

Gracious Social Work Services

Phone: 060 767 1922

Social work Services With Mrs.M

Phone: 082 688 7021

Requirements to work as a Social Worker in DCS

The entry level of newly appointed social workers is at level seven (7). The applicant should satisfy the following requirements to be employed in DCS:

Be in possession of a Grade 12 Certificate

Be in possession of  the relevant  Degree in Social Work

Be registered with the South African Council for Social Work Service Professions

Have a Code EB (08) driver’s license

Be proficient in English and any other indigenous language

The practice of social work within the Department of Correctional Services is regulated by the South African Council for Social Services, a legislated body established in terms of the Social Service Professions Act (110 of 1978) to ensure professional standards and ethics of the practicing social workers.

What are social services in South Africa?

Social welfare programs in South Africa include cash assistance, unemployment insurance, medical provisions, and housing subsidies. The cash assistance programs that are currently available include the Child Support Grant, the Foster Child Grant, old-age pension, disability grant, and war veterans grant.

What do social workers do in South Africa?

Social workers form relationships with people and assist them to live more successfully by helping them find solutions to their personal, family and community problems.

What can I do to get started as a social worker in South Africa?

The most direct route to becoming a social worker is by enrolling in a Bachelor of Social Work. SACAP offers an excellent degree in Social Work with the advantage of learning from practicing professionals, in an environment of like-minded, passionate people and further opportunities to enroll in a master’s.

Do you need maths to be a social worker in South Africa?

To get onto a social work degree course you usually need two or three A levels, along with five GCSEs (grades 4-9/A-C), including English and maths.