We are the Social Service Workforce

A social worker in Afghanistan speaks to a group of boys.
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The social service workforce includes a variety of workers — paid and unpaid, governmental and nongovernmental who staff the social service system and contribute to the care of children, families, individuals and communities facing adversity. Our “We are the Social Service Workforce” series helps to shine a spotlight on the various tasks and training of different types of workers, as well as what motivates them to stay on the job. 

Click on the photo or link of each individual to learn more.

For more guidance on drafting a social service worker profile, please see our submission guidelines.

Featured Profiles

Additional Profiles

Social Service Workers in Medical Facilities
  • Rosemarie Abadingo, Social Welfare Assistant, Women and Child Protection Unit in Tacloban City, Philippines
  • Annaliza Macababbad, Social Worker, Child Protection Unit, Philippine General Hospital
  • Sophearin Dim, Manager of Medical Social Work Unit, Angkor Hospital for Children, Cambodia
  • Oyinlola Oluwagbemiga, Senior Medical Social Worker, University College Hospital, Nigeria
  • Majida Bashir, Case Care Worker, Protection and Help of Children Against Abuse and Neglect (PAHCHAAN), Pakistan