Abstract
The specialists from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security of the Republic of Lithuania, municipalities, child rights protection service, social care organisations were participating in the discussion about the quality of social services and quality management. The content, function, implementation and control of the standards for social services were discussed.
Highlights
Work group participants included MSSL specialists, employees of municipal social support divisions, children’s rights’ services, governmental and municipal social care institutions for people belonging to various social groups
At the beginning work group participants gave their opinions about the need of quality social work and social work standards as well as about their importance in the area of organisation and provision of social services
They stated the problems encountered in social work practice and established the range of problems for discussion
Summary
At the beginning work group participants gave their opinions about the need of quality social work and social work standards as well as about their importance in the area of organisation and provision of social services. To find out what areas of social service organisation and provision are to be regulated by standards. 4. What particular standards should regulate the issues of social workers’ professional level and the quality of their work?
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