It is the responsibility of social workers to promote social justice and bring about social change in favor of inclusion. Professional ethics are paramount in social work no matter how much the population is protected. In the scenario, social work embraces diversity and has many personal, ethical values in relation to the LGBTQ community that disagrees with consumers.
This discrimination has historically discriminated and oppressed and created inseparable challenges to their welfare. As a social worker, the first challenge for them is to understand themselves about society and explain it to people and use positive results to explain it to society.
NASW has adopted a number of standards to provide competent and respectful training of social work professionals to individuals in the LGBTQ community. When it comes to education, there are many top universities that do not allow such people to gain admission and it is the job of the social worker to show their interest in the interest of this group. Disqualification from equal civil rights, health care, child welfare, right to own property, juvenile justice and other public works.
There are many instances where social workers do not have adequate training and disability to serve the LGBTQ community and this is due to the lack of knowledge and depth of the people who are hindering their work.
