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Problems and Remedy in Solving Problem of SWOP Patients in Field Practice of the Agency

SWOP Patients in Field Practice-Problems and Remedy  
Problems in Field Practice of the Agency:
There is no end of problems in this problem-oriented world. There are always some varied limitations in every agency. But, it can be said without any hesitation that administrative problem in Non-government Service-providing institution is very less than Government Service-providing institution. So, the rate of problems in these institutions is less in number. Besides, working in SWOP as my Field Work Practice Agency, I found some problems and these are the following:

Practitioner in SWOP-My Participation as Fieldwork

Duties given to me and works done by me as a Practitioner in SWOP
Duties Given To Me: 
  • As a trainee social worker, the Institute of social welfare and Research (ISWR) of Dhaka University sent me to Social Welfare Outreach Project (SWOP) for gaining experience and skill by applying the acquired knowledge from social welfare into practical field. The duties that are given to me in sixty (60) days field work practice are the following– 
  • To gain or acquire knowledge on the agency, its background, aims and objectives, its programs, its funding or source of money, its administrative structure, it future plans etc. 
  • To organize the treatment of patients in hospitals, to look after them to hospitalize seriously ill patients and to serve medicines and other necessary goods along with the child care officers. 
  • To take interviews of both the patients and their guardians as a helper to childcare officers and to help him in the preparation of care history. 

Administrative Structure,Major achievements,Challenge of SWOP

  • Major achievements
  • Major Future Target
  • Major Challenge
  • Administrative Structure

Major achievements and Future Target of Social Welfare: 
  • Treatment of more than twenty thousand patients of various diseases since its inception. 
  • Maintained strong liaison and good relationships with renowned medical specialists, experts, hospitals, clinics and pathological or diagnostic centers. 
  • Established hostel facilities for the 45 patients and their attendants at SWOP office for a short-term living during the medical investigations and treatment of the patients. 

World Vision Bangladesh (Social welfare Outreach Project-SWOP)

Goals and Strategies,Organization values and Involvement in Bangladesh
  • Introducing of World Vision
  • Vision Statement of World Vision
  • Goals and Strategies of World Vision
  • Organization values
  • World Vision: Serving in Bangladesh over the past 30 years
  • Involvement in Bangladesh
Introducing of World Vision:
Bangladesh is a small and descent populated country of the world. The total population of Bangladesh is 129.2 million 47 thousand 243 and of these population about 49.80 live below poverty level these people have constitution and fundamental rights. But our government could not fulfill the needs of food and cloth of a goods some of people so it is beyond their needs to ensure health service and education singly. For this, a member of NGO local, national and international grew-up or came to Bangladesh with their novel purpose of providing educating and health services to these (people) and helpless people and world vision Bangladesh is one of them. World Vision Bangladesh tools a special programme known as Social Welfare Outreach Project (SWOP) which is undoubtedly playing an important role in the field of medical social work in Bangladesh and I think they are doing will SWOP family are always devoted to help these people with their utmost effort, love and respect. Now-a-days thousand of poor diseased people all over Bangladesh are getting medical service and also a good some of people is leading a sound careful life.

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