Social work process, The structured steps followed in social work to help a client, Assessment, Gathering information about the client’s needs, strengths, risks, and resources, Planning, Developing a strategy based on the assessment to meet the client’s needs, Intervention, Taking action to help the client, based on the plan, Review, Ongoing checks of how well the plan and intervention are working, Evaluation, Final judgment of whether the intervention was successful, ASPIRE model, A model describing the stages: Assessment, Planning, Intervention, Review, Evaluation, Cycle (cyclical process), A process that repeats and adjusts over time based on what is learned, Service user, The person receiving social work support, Well-being, The overall health, safety, and happiness of a person, Strengths, Positive qualities and resources the client can use, Resources, Support available to the client (e.g., money, services, people), Risks, Potential harm or danger to the client or others, Needs, Areas where the client requires help or support, Outcomes, The results or effects of the social work intervention, Closure, The process of ending the social work relationship, Case closure, The official end of work with a client when goals have been met, Task-centred practice, A short-term, focused method of helping clients reach specific goals, Referral, Sending a client to another service or professional for help, Engagement, Building a connection and trust with the client at the start of the work, Action plan, A detailed guide of who will do what, when, and how, Implementation, Putting the plan into action, Flexible planning, Making a plan that can change as the client’s situation changes, Closure preparation, Helping the client prepare for life after social work ends, Human connection, Building a personal, respectful relationship with the client

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