can you become a social worker that just works with disabled children?

Answer 1

Absolutely! One may specialize in social work geared towards children with disabilities. Hope this resources page helps. And when you do achieve the appropriate education and credentials, please give serious consideration to seeking employment in a location where special needs resources are dangerously lacking. The pay may be below national average, etc., but social work is about the clients first and foremost. Good luck.

http://www.clinicalsocialwork.com/socialwork.html

Answer 2

Yes. Each and every state and county in the U.S. should have a county MHMR (mental health mental retardation) vacility and most of the time children have more than just physical disabilities but mental ones too so I suggest that you get on line and look at the job postings. Good luck with the kind of wonderful work that you want to do, you will be rewarded for it.

Answer 3

Of course you can. A social worker is qualified to work with people period. There may be a sub-specialty requirement but certainly you can place your focus on disabled children. That's a wonderful thing to do!

Answer 4

Yes i believe you can... my dad is a social worker.. and he said that if you want to just work wih disabled children you get a higher paying job because it is harder than normal job. But you have to work up to it.

Answer 5

You can become a social worker and determine where you work but it might make more sense to become a teacher.

Answer 6

Yes I beleive you can .They are all well paid jobs

Answer 7

sure can