Social Work: Associations

Social work licensure is a requirement by each state and must be met to attain a state license. This usually involves a social work licensing exam and an educational background from a Council on Social Work Education accredited school

A non-profit, international, 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to the enhancement of psychosocial services to people with cancer and their families.

The association of boards that regulates social work. Develops and maintains the social work licensing exams used in the US and several Canadian provinces.

The professional representative body of social workers in Australia.

A federation of nine provincial and one territorial social work organizations, providing a national leadership role in strengthening and advancing the social work profession in Canada.

Mental health treatment in agencies, clinics, institutions, hospitals, and as private practitioners.

A professional association organized to promote quality education and enhance the role of school social workers in the state.

The worldwide association of schools of social work, other tertiary level social work educational programmes, and social work educators.

Berne, Switzerland.

Headquarters in Rolling Meadow, IL.

Located in Washington, DC.

Supporting social workers in Alabama.

Supporting social workers in Georgia.

Supporting social workers in Florida.

Providing for the advancement of education in the field of forensic social work.

An interdenominational and international organization.

A specialized area of practice within the broad field of the social work profession.

Promotes the improvement of quality services to students so as to enhance their individual and educational potential.

Focuses on the psychosocial components of health and illness.