Advocacy and Representation

A Voice for Social Work

BCASW heightens the profile and visibility of social work by representing the interests and concerns of our profession within the broader community. As a member, you have a voice in the development of policy papers, briefs and presentations on a wide range of issues affecting the practice of Social Work or social policy.

Work with us to address important social issues, promote our profession, advocate for our community and plan professional development initiatives.

One way to have your voice heard is by becoming active on a BCASW Practice Committee.

Check out our News section for past and current media releases and reports.

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  • jenifer wilson For me, the great appeal of membership is the opportunity to forge professional connections, thereby creating resources as well as friendships. I appreciate the ease of staying connected to recent developments and events through BCASW. As a practitioner in a smaller community, it is really helpful to have access to a wider group, and to feel part of a ‘team’.
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