March Observed as National Social Work Month

WASHINGTON — March is officially recognized as National Social Work Month, a time dedicated to honoring the professionals who support individuals and families through life’s most difficult transitions. Organized by the National Association of Social Workers, the month-long observance highlights the massive impact these advocates have on community health and stability. From schools and hospitals to private practices and government agencies, social workers are on the front lines helping people navigate complex systems and advocate for their own well-being.

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