Greetings, I recently relocated to the Lawrence Georgia Area, and looking for social work jobs, or social services. If you are looking for someone who can identify and connect with you and their families, I'm the one for the position. I look forward to speaking with you soon. God Bless!

Looking for employment will to train if necessary. Give me a chance, you will not regret it.

I was excited when I received my acceptance letter for college back in Feb. My goal was to pursue a degree in social work focusing on either mental health or substance abuse but recently I’ve been feeling discouraged from all the negative comments I’m consistently getting from family, friends, and everyone else once they hear what I’m doing. Their all stressing me out over spending so much money on an education where I’ll never be able to earn enough money to make a decent living. They tell me I’ll always be overworked and dissatisfied with the job because no one ever gets better. The say my career will be full of frustration and disappointment. Now, none of these people work or have any experience in this career so I know these aren’t qualified opinions but all the negativity is starting to take it’s toll on me. I haven’t even started school yet and I’m already thinking about changing majors or even postponing school altogether. My true passion is to help people not get rich. I didn’t think choosing a major would be so stressful and confusing but are they right? Should I get into a more financially rewarding career?

I am a recent graduate from Loyola University Chicago with a Masters in Social Work. I am looking for a clinical position. One of my goals is to received my LCSW, which requires two years of supervision. I graduated in August 2015 and passed the LSW exam in December 2015.

I need a Job as Trainer, Community or Socio worker on Women and Human Rights. I have a bachelor degree in Sociology. I have a 14 years experience working in fields of Gender based violence, Women and Human rights, Youth and Community development in Africa ( Burundi, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo). One of my strong expertise is Engaging Men and Boys in positive masculinity and building alliances betwen females and males for gender equality. I speak French, English and Swahili. Strong leadership in program managing, design, monitorind and evaluation through Non Governmental and Governmental programs. Have travelled and worked in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. Interested in some of my skills?

Feel free to contact me on: ngendahimanac@yahoo.fr

I have worked as a Social Worker for over 30 years and now looking for a career change; any suggestions?

I’ve been working in social services for over 10 years now and still paying off student loans for my social worker undergraduate and graduate degrees but I’ve had it! My passion when I started all of this was to help people, support my community, and try to make the world a better place (misguided youthful dreams!). But all the frustration over the bureaucracy to get things done and inadequate financial benefits has caught up with me. I don’t think I can sanely keep this up another 30+ years but what kind of job or industry an I transition into with my background without going back to school or even worse… taking a paycut?

I'm looking for a social worker international travel careers.

Hi, I am Social worker, (bachelor degree) and i have experience working in health care field, but I am getting a lot offers for Nurses, CNA, RN but nothing about social work....There is any advice?

I am a job seeker with a Masters' in Social Work. I am a teacher with the Norfolk Public school system and am looking for something that is more clinical and that matches my Social Work skills. I am a seasoned Business executive who is a career switcher and have a vast field of knowledge in the Geriatric field of Social Work, and in the area of Substance abuse as well as Mental Health. I would appreciate any leads in the fields just mentioned.