M1A3 Social services

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Assignment 3: Community Agency Observation

This project will continue until the end of the course, where the cumulative project is submitted in Module 5.

Develop a Community Agency Observation project that would be of  approximately ten hours duration in total at a community organization in  your town or city. The community agency observation projects can be  individualized and must be approved by the instructor. For example, you  could observe international agencies or churches in your community that  have English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.

Make sure that you choose an organization where you will be able to:

• Assess the multicultural organizational development of the institution.
• Summarize a few critical incidents during which multicultural aspects were addressed (directly and indirectly).
• Examine the influence of diversity on human services delivery  issues, such as problem identification, symptom expression, and  help-seeking behavior.
• Analyze how those critical incidents affected your cultural  self-awareness and professional relationship, specific to the provision  of culturally competent services.
• Apply a multicultural and interdisciplinary approach to generate a  proposal on what the organization can do to improve its service delivery  in a population from diverse cultural or ethnic backgrounds.
• For each observation visit in Modules 3, 4, and 5,  you must complete a copy of the weekly self-reflection and process  worksheet. Remember to write clearly and check spelling and grammar  because these sheets will be included in your final product. Click here to access the template.

Tasks:

Develop a 3- to 4-page Community Agency Observation proposal that includes the following:

• The type of agency you would be observing.
• The reason this type of agency is important to your field.
• An explanation of 2–3 professional goals that you hope to reach  through this observation. Make sure that your goals are SMART—specific,  measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely.