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[NASWSI] Conducting Home Visits: Safety Assessment Approaches and Tools for Tribal Social Workers
May 9 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Free
Date: 5/9/25 (Friday) & Time: 9 am–3 pm (Mountain Time) Light Breakfast, Snacks & Lunch Provided
Details: CEUs 5 Cultural | Level: Emerging–Intermediate | Cost: Free
Title: [FVSSW Special Project Partner] Conducting Home Visits: Safety Assessment Approaches and Tools for Tribal Social Workers
Presenter: Melissa E. Riley, Ph.D., Professor in Residence, Institute For Culturally & Linguistically Responsive Learning & Teaching (ICLRLT), New Mexico Highlands University, School of Education
Organizer: Native American Social Work Studies Institute (NASWSI)
Location: UNM Continuing Education (1634 University Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 87102)
Registration: Closed
Description: The Center for Excellence in Social Work is a CEU provider for the Native American Social Work Studies Institute (NASWSI)’s “Conducting Home Visits: Safety Assessment Approaches and Tools for Tribal Social Workers”. Home visits are a crucial aspect of social work and other professions that require in-home services. Conducting home visits can provide valuable insight into clients’ lives and establish rapport, trust, and practical outcomes of case management. Challenges may arise before, during, and after a home visit despite preparation and safety precautions. By anticipating and addressing potential challenges, workers can conduct successful home visits and provide valuable services to clients.