Field and domain of practice

Order Description Chenoweth and McAuliffe (2015)* talk about ‘domains’ and ‘fields of practice’. The table below lists these: Domains of Practice: • Working with individuals • Group work • Social policy • Working with families and partnerships • Community work • Research and evaluation • Education and training Field of practice: • Health • Mental health • Child protection and juvenile justice • The disability field • Working with older adults • Rural and remote practice • Income security and employment services • Substance misuse • Youth work • Environmental and disaster work From the table/list above pick one field of practice and the correspondent domains (Example: field of practice ‘Rural and Remote Practice’, domain in community work, group work etc.) and 1. Identifies a human service organisation that employs workers from humanitarian and community work discipline and the selected field and domain of practice; 2. Discusses the role of the human service professional and the knowledge and skills required in the context of the chosen field of practice; 3. Identifies the knowledge, values and skills that support working with culturally diverse clientele; 4. Highlights some of the potential ethical dilemmas in working with culturally diverse clients; 5. Applies the professional code of ethics in practice; (ACWA code of ethics)