DHS Celebrates Social Work Month

March is National Social Work Month. This year’s theme, “Compassion + Action,” highlights how social workers have enriched our society by empowering people and communities to overcome hurdles that prevent them from living life to the fullest. Social workers are vital to creating a stronger Georgia. Social workers provide services in an array of sectors, including hospitals and mental health centers; federal, state, and local government; schools; community centers; and social service agencies.  

At DHS, we work to provide empathy and care for Georgia families. Every day, our caseworkers help clients with accessing services ranging from medical assistance, adult protective services, child support, child welfare, and much more. We are an agency made up of social workers answering the call to help their fellow Georgians navigate some of life’s toughest challenges.  

This month, we have recognized the contributions of social workers within our divisions of Aging Services, Child Support Services, and Family & Children Services, who have been a lifeline for Georgia’s vulnerable families.  

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