MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA
To become a registered member of the Nigeria Association of Social Workers (NASoW) Lagos Chapter, you must fulfill the following requirements:
1. Educational Qualification
Possession of a minimum of a Certificate in Social Work from a recognized tertiary institution.
2. Payment of Required Fees
Applicants must pay the necessary registration and membership fees as determined by the Lagos Chapter.
3. Sector (Field of Social Work Practice) – Social Welfare, Community Development, NGO, Medical, Social Work Educator, Private Social Workers, Student
If you have a criminal record, you will not be eligible for registration. During the registration process, we may require a police report or other relevant documents. If you meet all the requirements, call NASoW Secretariat on 08172872754 or send a mail to
nasowlagos@yahoo.com, OR info@nasow-lagos.org for the registration form and payment details.
Caveat: That any false or untrue information provided by applicant automatically cancels the application. And the association could go a step further in reporting such applicant to the appropriate authorities for prosecution.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
The benefits of joining the Nigerian Association of Social Workers come with numerous advantages:
1. Access to professional development opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge in social work practice.
2. Networking with other social work professionals for collaboration, support, and sharing of best practices.
3. Opportunities for continuous learning through workshops, seminars, and conferences organized by the association.
4. Advocacy and representation in matters concerning social work policies and practices in Nigeria.
5. Professional recognition and credibility within the social work community.
6. Access to resources and information relevant to the field of social work for your professional growth.
7. Helps navigate through job opportunities and career advancement through the association’s connections and partnerships.
8. Support and guidance in navigating ethical dilemmas and challenges in social work practice.
9. Opportunities to engage in community service and social welfare initiatives through the association’s programs.
10. Being part of the NASoW community that upholds the principles of client self-determination in social work practice, empowering individuals to make decisions about their lives.
