Social Work Month

A month honoring social workers who support individuals and families with disabilities, including autism. Social workers connect families to services, advocate in systems, and support mental health.

History

Social Work Month has been recognized in March since 1963, promoted by the National Association of Social Workers. It highlights the profession's role in addressing systemic inequalities and supporting vulnerable populations.

How to Participate

• →Learn about the social work resources available to autism families in your area
• →Understand the role of school social workers in IEP processes
• →Connect with a family support specialist if you are navigating new services
• →Advocate for adequate social work staffing in schools and community agencies
• →Thank the social workers who have supported your family

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