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Opportunities and Challenges of Social work Trainees in Nepal

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Submitted by Amit Kumar Yadav 09Aug
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SOCIAL WORK
Nepal is a developing country and education in social work is still very young. Nepalese social workers are the change agents of Nepalese society. Educational institution is a place from where social workers gain knowledge and skills to transform the society. It is important to know the challenges faced as well as opportunities accessed by social work learners in the academic and field sectors

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Once Again the Adhikari brothers!!! Irresistible and unstoppable examples of volunteering inspired society.

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 16Nov
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
The power of individuals that despite living with disabilities are incessantly proving that social activism starts from the heart. Persons like Basu Dev Adhikari and many others have a big one. There is no room for self pity, why should they have? They just have great empathy towards the society. Call it incontrollable generosity.

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Social Work In Nepal and Nepal School of Social Work

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Submitted by BALA RAJU NIKKU 10Sep
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Hello every one: 

Warm greetings. In this vedio i share my greetings and wishes on the 10th foundation day of Nepal School of Sociall Work ( NSSW). This is an initiative to strengthen social work education in Nepal and in the South Asia Region. Hope you have 6 minutes of your time to watch this vedio and most welcome to give your comments. Thank you and Warmest Greetings. 

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Social Worker: Need to Work Rather Than Talk

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Submitted by Amit Kumar Yadav 03May
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SOCIAL WORK
This is my personal view rather than any reference. Actually, I wrote because i saw these things in social work. In Nepal there is around 40 colleges which provides social Work education to attract students rather than provides critical ideas. unfortunately, maximum colleges are located in Kathmandu Valley. Social Work is not the subject only to talk. we need to work rather than talk.

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The Adhikari Brothers and how to change philantropy and social work paradigms

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Apr
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SOCIAL WORK
You might think that philanthropy is just about money. You might assume that only able persons can get involved in social work and philanthropy while those living with disabilities are just at the receiving ends. Nothing more wrong. Sushil and Bashudev are proving that other way around is possible and doable. Actually their way is the best way. A new culture of giving has born.

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Youth and Development: Role of social Worker

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Submitted by Amit Kumar Yadav 06Apr
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SOCIAL WORK
When we hear the term Youth, the first thing that comes in our mind, is the energetic group of society who always wants positive change in their own family, community, society, state and overall development of country. They are the change agent of society, who has capacity to change the society. Youth are tomorrow’s leaders, parents, professionals, workers and today’s assets (DFID/Maguire, 2007).

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Crafting Asian Social Work as a transnational professional space Personal Narration of a transnational migrant Social Work educator

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Submitted by BALA RAJU NIKKU 28Aug
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SOCIAL WORK
With my multiple identities, motives for migration, training standards and values, I continue to explore and aim to transit myself in to what it seems like an unfamiliar community of practice as effectively as possible. My day to day encounters and partnerships with social work colleagues from all over the world and welfare agencies may redefine the counters of Asian social work.

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