AI-The Sky's the Limit

AI promises to revolutionize the way the world works by using computer systems to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning from experience, reasoning, problem-solving and understanding natural language. For most social workers, however, getting a handle on what AI is and what it might possibly mean to their lives and social work practice is like trying to imagine a color they’ve never seen before or a sound they’ve never heard. Let’s look at some social workers who have tried to discover AI’s potential power in their work.

The Importance of Case Management Notes

In the complex and multifaceted world of case management, where social work, healthcare, and administrative duties intertwine, the practice of documenting case notes emerges as a fundamental task. This seemingly routine activity holds profound importance, forming the backbone of effective case management.

This blog explores the significance of case management notes, examining their diverse roles, best practices for their creation, and the subtle art involved in crafting thorough and effective documentation.

Supporting Service Members and Their Families in Meaningful Ways

Military service members and their families make significant sacrifices. Supporting them as they transition back into civilian life is a meaningful way to show gratitude. Whether it’s offering practical assistance or emotional support, there are many ways you can make a positive impact.

As Memorial Day 2024 drew near, this blog interviewed a 98-year-old World War II veteran who landed on Normandy beach with his brother and two high school classmates when he was 18 years old. He was the only one who survived.

Victim services agencies play a crucial role in supporting survivors of crime, violence, and abuse. These organizations are dedicated to helping individuals rebuild their lives and navigate the complex challenges that arise in the aftermath of traumatic experiences. In recent years, the integration of case management software has revolutionized the way victim services agencies operate, enhancing their ability to provide comprehensive, efficient, and victim-centered support.

Ask anyone in child welfare about foster youth aging out of the foster care system and you’re sure to hear about everything from high rates of incarceration, early parenting, homelessness, unemployment and mental health issues. You will also be told about the very high rates of homelessness among former foster youth ages 18-25.

Twice a year, this blog updates its look at the elder care crisis looming over our country and many other industrialized western economies. Let's take a little closer look at the challenges we are all facing.

Juvenile justice reform is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the integration of advanced technologies. Case management software has emerged as a revolutionary tool, reshaping how juvenile justice systems operate.

This article explores how the implementation of case management software is bringing about significant improvements in individualized care, data-driven decision-making, and the overall effectiveness of juvenile justice reform.

In local governance, the effective management of resources, streamlined processes, and enhanced citizen engagement are paramount for delivering efficient public services and fostering community development. Local government software solutions have revolutionized how municipalities, counties, and other local authorities operate, enabling them to leverage technology for improved governance, transparency, and responsiveness. This blog post will delve into the significance, benefits, key features, and implementation considerations of local government software solutions, showcasing how they elevate local governance to new heights.

It has become a cliché in film and TV that ex-cons (as they're known) struggle to make a fresh start because they have a "record". Every school kid in America knows that he/she doesn't want to have a "record". They'll never get a good job, never work for the government and, in many places, never be allowed to vote. A standard question on most job applications inquires whether you've ever been arrested. In other words, after a convicted felon has paid his/her "debt to society", he/she must continue to pay the debt forever. Research tells us that this "criminal record" relentlessly following those long after they have served their sentence is the primary cause of recidivism in U.S. Finding no other way to care for themselves in the "outside" world, they return to crime for survival.