Changing the agency from within

Abstract

This article argues that the social worker has the professional obligation to try to effect changes in agency policies and programs that are deleterious to clients and staff. Three crucial phases of the intraorganizational change component in social work practice—goal formulation, resource mobilization, and intervention—are discussed.

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