A social worker in the Marco environment has the role and responsibility of understanding the problem, understanding the population and the community or organization where the problem is occurring.
Personal empowerment, in a Marco environment comes from within the individual. You give yourself power as an individual to make a decision. Interpersonal Empowerment is when one or more individuals join make a decision that will benefit the situation. Political Empowerment is when you use the Government resource and employees to help you in making the decision.
Marco assistance goes further than individuals’ interventions. The “need” of an individual is based on the problems at hand, the main issues and the concerns severity surrounding the problem that are identified as you developed a conversation and relationship with the individual you are trying to assist.
Marco system response to child maltreatment, sexual abuse, crime and delinquency. Child abuse is an action by the person in charge of caring for the child, whether it be a parent, caregiving, family member of school staff. There are different forms of child maltreatment; physical abuse, abusing a child physically, such as hurting a kid with your hands, or an object that will cause visible harm, from bruising, redness and at times broken bones, Emotional abuse, constantly putting a child down, telling them that they are no good. Insulting the child, constantly mocking until the child cries. There are several different ways of emotional abuse. Emotional abuse can come from a simple gesture, or comment. But it can also come from actions that consist of not ever physical touching the child. Sexual abuse is most commonly known to occur at the hands of a family member in the household. It is touching or raping a child for the purposes of pleasing that individual. Sexual abuse really hurts a child in several ways,