Welcome to the NASW Alabama Chapter

Health ED Continuing Education Program:
Vulnerability in individuals with Asperger's Syndrome or Other Social -Cognitive Differences by Dena Gassner, MSW
Date: July 30, 2009
Place: Birmingham, AL
Visit www.health-ed.com or call 800-839-4584 for more information.

VOTE VOTE VOTE!
NASW AL Chapter
2009 Official Election Ballot
Voting Instructions
1. Click on "AL Chapter 2009 Election Ballot" Dark Green Link Below
2. Print Election Ballot
3. Complete Ballot
4. Mail or Fax Ballot to NASW-AL Chapter Office by July 4, 2009

AL CHAPTER 2009 Election Ballot 

National Social Work Finder - Premium Listing Benefits

The HelpPRO National Social Worker Finder Premium Listing (sample premium listing) is Here!

• Now Social Workers can personalize their National Social Work Finder listing with a photo and personal practice statement!
• Best of all, the new Premium Listing is viewable over the Internet when people Google your name!
• Try Googling William L. Blout or William L. Blout LICSW to check it out. This is a very exciting and a huge benefit of getting a Premium Listing.
• NASW members discounted Premium Listing rate is $80 per year (compared to regular $125 price)

NASW-CA Online CE Program

PLEASE CHECK CALENDAR FOR UPCOMING EVENTS!

What is SWRA? The Social Work Reinvestment Initiative!

The SWRA Goal : To secure federal and state investments to recruit, retain and train social workers and support research to enhance evidence-based services.

Reinvesting In Social Work Invests In A Healthy Society

Recruit ⇔ Retain ⇔ Research

The United States is experiencing unprecedented levels of human, social service and health care needs. These needs now transcend social and economic strata, affect the old and the young, and place tremendous burdens on those in the middle.

Professional social workers work with individuals, families, and communities to ensure participation by all members of society and to address a range of social problems that limit our nation's health and potential.

Current social work shortages, impending retirements, lack of incentives to attract social workers and the need to know what prevention and intervention strategies work best creates a crises requires reinvesting in Social Work.

For more information, go to: www.socialworkers.org or www.socialworkreinvestment.org

Please take a look around! If you'd like to help keep our website updated, contact us. We are working to make changes and improvements to the site. Suggestions for changes should go to Debra Nelson-Gardell.