Ms Morayo Olubunmi Lamilisa
Our Chair Person
+2349155111101
nasowlagoschapter@gmail.com
About us
Other Team Members
Mrs. Ronke Oyelakin
Vice
Mrs. Anyebe Lilian
Secretary
Mrs. Kafayat Bakare
Secretary
Mr. Lanre Olowosebotan
Treasurer
Mrs. Ogbeide Anita Imalewi
Financial Secretary
Mrs. Tessy Ozobialu
Public Relations Offcier
Mrs. Fagbenro Olamide
Program Officer
Olorunfemi Bukola Mary
Welfare Officer
Mr. Femi Silas
Protocol Officer
Mrs. Caroline Okuneye
Auditor
Mrs. Adetoun Ogedengbe
Ex Officio 1
Mr. Michael Shonubi
Ex Officio 2
NASoW Lagos: WHAT WE DO
Settling of family disputes
Drug abuse intervention
Behavior modification/counseling
Empowerment/community mobilization
Capacity building of social workers
Care for the aged and people with special needs
Execution of community development projects
Training of care givers in orphanages/ homes for Persons with disabilities and other vulnerable children
Social impacts assessment (EIA) of projects
Public enlightenment on social issues
Handling of cases of child abuse and domestic violence
Medical treatment support for vulnerable persons
Preliminery studies/feasibility studies on social projects
NASoW Lagos: WHAT IS SOCIAL WORK?
Social work is a profession in which trained professionals are devoted to helping vulnerable people and communities with challenges they face in everyday life.
Social workers practice in a wide variety of settings united in their commitment to advocating for and improving the lives and livelihood of individuals, families, groups and societies.
ROLES OF SOCIAL WORKERS
They promote Social Welfare.
Help people from different backgrounds to overcome the challenges they are facing.
Advocate for sociel and ecoomic Justice for members of diverse communities.
Embody the social work code of ethics
WHO DO SOCIAL WORKERS HELP?
Social workers work directly with, and on behalf of, a wide variety of populations:
Children/Adolescents
Individuals with Disabilities
Students
Individuals who are experiencing poverty or homelessness
Medical Patients
Individuals suffering from addiction
Individuals with Mental health issues
Refugees and Immigrants
Aging Individuals
Couples and Families
Victims of Violence or Trauma
Individuals who are incarcerated or in criminal justice system
Veterans
WHERE ARE SOCIAL WORKERS EMPLOYED?
* Schools (all levels including Higher institutions)
* Hospitals and Healthcare system
* Government Agencies (Local, State and Federal)
Military/Para-Military
Community development and outreach agencies
Clinics and Counselling Agencies
Courts Local, State and Federal legal agencies)
Prisons
Private sector
NGOs ( Orphanages and Transit Homes)