BSW3705 Assignment 2 2026 - Distinction | Due July 2026
BSW3705 Assignment 2 2026 - Distinction | Due July 2026 Written Submission Requirements • You need to watch the prescribed video before preparing the assignment. • Answer all the questions below. • Use respectful, professional, and non-judgmental language throughout. • Support your answers with relevant social work theory, legislation, policy, and practical reasoning. • Do not rely only on the video. You may consult academic sources, legislation, and credible reports to strengthen your analysis. Assignment Questions Question 1: Understanding of the Social Problem Explain the main social problem presented in the video. Your answer must show that the case is not only about one missing child, but also about child safety, family functioning, supervision, caregiving responsibility, community vigilance, child protection services, and broader social conditions. Question 2: Level of Intervention Reasoning Choose one level of intervention: micro, mezzo, or macro. Justify your choice clearly. And show how you will intervene. Question 3: Service Delivery Classification Classify your intervention as prevention, early intervention, statutory intervention, or aftercare. Explain why the classification is appropriate. Question 4: Human Rights, Social Justice, Ubuntu, and Diversity Analyse the case from a human rights and social justice perspective. Discuss the child’s right to life, dignity, care, protection, safety, family care, social services, and protection from neglect or harm. Explain how Ubuntu can guide the social work response through collective responsibility, community solidarity, mutual care, collective search efforts, support to the affected family, and community-based child protection. Also consider diversity, including poverty, family structure, caregiver stress, rural context, access to services, language, culture, gender, age, and social inequality. Question 5: Theoretical Framework Application
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