Importance Of Professional, Cultural And Professional Values

After three and a half months of interning with the staff at the Family Resource Center in the Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC), I have gained a professional, cultural, social and economic foundation. Which has helped to lay the groundwork for the advocation frame of mind that is needed to help those, who are often vulnerable and disenfranchised do to political ideology and environmental factors; from an open-minded perspective? By enhancing and developing my personal and professional skills, such as soliciting advice and guidance from senior personnel and other experts when stressful situations arise, conducting intakes, and assessment. Through practicing observation, and professional comportment, I now have the basis needed to collaborate with my fellow colleagues, practitioners other agencies, and first and foremost the client.
Being here at the CAC one come in contact with clients from diverse cultures, social, and economic backgrounds. As I have grown from the intern experience, my personal and professional values

From an educational standpoint, some patrons referred to the CAC their parents are not well-educated people, for instance, some parents can not read, have a minimal education. While others have college degrees and are affluent in their communities, know matter the economic or social standing all of these individuals are worthy of dignity and respect and have the capabilities of achieving the goal they set forth for themselves. Not all clients that come before us are going to do what it takes to make the thing they want in their lives come to fruition. It is not our job as social workers to make things happen for them but it is our duty to be unbiased and empathetic in our interactions and delivery of services to the