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Right to Protection, Together with Prometheus, Launched a Free Course, Case Management in Social Work

December 5, 2024

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, people's need for social assistance has increased significantly. In the context of these challenges, a modern social work professional needs up-to-date knowledge and tools to support vulnerable populations effectively.

That is why Right to Protection, together with the Prometheus education platform, has created a free online course, Case Management in Social Work.  

The course provides participants with the knowledge necessary to deliver effective social support to various population categories and introduce sustainable changes in their lives.

The course will be useful for representatives of:

• centres of social services;
• centres for the provision of social services;
• territorial centres of social services;
• departments of social protection of the population;
• charitable organisations dealing with social issues;
• NGOs, public sector professionals and beginners in the field of social services who want to increase their expertise and expand their competencies.

Here you will find:

• video lectures;
• extended notes;
• templates and sample documents;
• tests for intermediate self-control;
• tasks for discussion;
• additional materials and useful links;
• a forum for questions and exchange of experience;
• final test;
• certificate.

After completing the course, you will:

• better understand how the case management method works in the field of social services;
• be familiar with the current legislation in the social sphere;
• be able to create a sequence of actions when managing a case for different categories of the population;
• know how to work with different categories of the population and what methods of work to use;
• learn how to document case management;
• be able to provide better services to those in need.

Join our course and be part of the change that will help improve the lives of those who need it most! 

Link for registration

This material is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance as part of the Comprehensive Services for the Protection of Civilians Affected by Combat and Resilience Building for First Responders (2023–2025) project.