During situation analysis, social workers may

use door-to-door visits, interviews, informal conversations and awareness

walks.

Community development includes organisation,

facilitation and action to help people create the community they want to live

in.

The practice framework for working with

communities is rooted in social work skills such as listening, relationship

building, questioning and empathy.

The ending stage should avoid discussion of

confidentiality because the group is already over.

Community work mobilises communities to use

their own social structures and resources to address their problems.

In planning a group, a written group work

proposal can serve as an important planning tool.

In systems theory, the four practical group

tasks include integration, adaptation, pattern maintenance and goal attainment.

The remedial goals model is mainly concerned

with mutual aid and has no prescribed outcomes in mind.

The social goals model is best used for

community problems and is linked to group interest and effort.

Learning theory primarily focuses on the

behaviour of the group as a whole rather than the behaviour of individuals.