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This book provides a thoughtful and accessible exploration of how social work functions within the changing realities of modern society. It highlights how social issues are approached through practical interventions, policy frameworks, and welfare systems. The book examines the evolving role of social workers and their connection to human development, governance, and organizational structures that aim to support individuals and communities in need. This book discusses how different sectors—public, private, and voluntary—work together to ensure social well-being. It explains how legal structures, welfare models, and human resource systems play a role in achieving social justice. Social Work: Practices & Perspectives is a useful book for students, educators, researchers, and professionals in the fields of social work, public policy, and human development. It also serves as a helpful guide for those preparing for competitive exams or working in NGOs and social welfare departments.