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About Us
The Singapore Association of Social Workers is a professional body of Social Workers residing and working in Singapore. Established in 1971, it is the one and only national body that represents and serves as a voice for all Social Workers in Singapore. Click to find out more
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Join Us Now
Interested to do more to enhance the standards and professional development of Social Work as a social worker? Then come and join the Association as an Ordinary or Committee Member! Participate in our various projects and activities to make a contribution while networking with fellow social workers and practitioners within and across sectors.
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Latest News & Updates
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President & SASW Executive Committee (2017-2019)
The SASW 47th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on 28 July 2017 was attended by more than 60 members. Among the matters approved at the AGM were the President’s, Treasurer’s and Standing Committees' Reports on the excellent work that was accomplished in the past one year, the audited statements for the financial year ended 31 March 2017, the 3rd edition of the SASW Code of Professional Ethics and the setting up of the Disability Social Work Chapter. The highlight of the AGM was, of course, the election of the new President and Executive Committee for the term of office from 2017 to 2019. Please click here for the composition of the Committee and here for some of the photos taken of the AGM.
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Social Work Supervision Seminar & Supervision Guidelines
Thanks to the support of the SWAAB Social Work Supervision Workgroup, Seminar Organising Committee and our generous sponsors (MSF, WSG and the Lee Foundation), the second Social Work Supervision Seminar on "Innovative Ways to Chart the Bare Essentials" organised by SWAAB was a great success. It was attended by about 350 senior social workers with at least 4 years of social work supervision experience. The presentations by the 3 speakers from New Zealand and Hong Kong and the 14 speakers from Singapore at the plenary sessions and workshops were most insightful. The seminar also witnessed the launching of the first-ever Social Work Supervision Guidelines for the profession. Limited print copies of the Guidelines are available at SASW on request. A soft copy of the Guidelines may be downloaded from here.
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