WORK IMMERSION

 A 10-day work immersion at a Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) can provide you with a rich and diverse experience in social services and community development. Here's a proposed schedule and a breakdown of potential experiences you might encounter during each day:

Day 1: Introduction and Orientation

- Meet with your supervisor and team members.

- Learn about the mission, functions, and programs of the MSWDO.

- Tour the office and get acquainted with the different departments.

Day 2: Community Outreach

- Accompany social workers on field visits to communities.

- Participate in community assessments or household interviews.

 Day 3: Case Management

- Observe how social workers handle client cases (assistance requests, counseling).

- Learn about the documentation and record-keeping process.

Day 4: Relief Goods

- Give relief goods any Purok on the Nabunturan

Day 5: Program Assistance

- Assist in organizing or facilitating community programs (feeding programs, skills training).

 Day 6: Research and Data Analysis

- Help gather data or conduct research related to social issues in the municipality.

 Day 7: Administrative Support

- Assist in administrative tasks such as filing, data entry, or preparing reports.

 Day 8: Advocacy Campaign

- Join in advocacy campaigns promoting social welfare and community development.

Day 9: Shadowing Senior Staff

- Spend the day shadowing senior social workers or administrators.

Day 10: Reflection and Feedback

- Reflect on your experience and discuss insights and learnings with your supervisor.

During your 10-day immersion, you'll likely gain practical skills and knowledge in social work, community development, and administrative processes. You might also develop a deeper understanding of social issues impacting the local community and the role of government agencies in addressing them. Make the most of this opportunity by staying curious, asking questions, and actively participating in the activities assigned to you.