Category Archives: NASWNYS

Announcement of the 2018 Preliminary Slate

Date to submit petition has passed. Voting for the 2018 NASW-NYS has now begun. Click here to proceed.   The New York State Chapter of the National Association of Social … Continue reading Announcement of the 2018 Preliminary Slate

Central Division: Volunteers Needed! Soup Day at Rescue Mission

  VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!       Central Division is looking for volunteers that would like to join us in serving soup at the Rescue Mission (155 Gifford St., Syracuse, NY) … Continue reading Central Division: Volunteers Needed! Soup Day at Rescue Mission

Submit nominations for the 2018 NASW-NYS Social Work Awards!

    As we near the end of Social Work Month, we ask you to reflect on the leaders, advocates, and champions that have made a difference in your life … Continue reading Submit nominations for the 2018 NASW-NYS Social Work Awards!

NEW DATE: Nassau and Suffolk Divisions to host Annual Long Island Fellowship Event

    Annual Long Island Fellowship Event: Celebration of Social Work presented by the Nassau and Suffolk Divisions of the National Association of Social Workers – New York State Chapter, the Nassau/Suffolk … Continue reading NEW DATE: Nassau and Suffolk Divisions to host Annual Long Island Fellowship Event

ACTION ALERT: CALLS needed to counter requests to extend the social work licensure ex...

  Dear Members,  Your immediate action is needed. Though we have made great strides to end the licensure exemption, our fight is far from over. As you are reading this, calls … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: CALLS needed to counter requests to extend the social work licensure exemption! #INVESTINSOCIALWORK

ACTION ALERT: Call your legislators TODAY and tell them to invest in school social wo...

Mental disorders have become all too common among children. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that nearly one in five children from the ages 13 to 18 currently have … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: Call your legislators TODAY and tell them to invest in school social workers for safer schools!