Philippine Association of Social Workers, Inc. (PASWI)

The Philippine Association of Social Workers (PASW) was founded on 12 November 1947, and incorporated on 18 April 1948.  It was re-incorporated with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 18 October 1988, changing its name to Philippine Association of Social Workers, Incorporated which is now famously known as PASWI.

 Vision. PASWI envisions a humane and just Filipino society that respects the dignity of the human person through the free and full exercise of her/his economic, social, political, and spiritual rights and responsibilities.

Mission. As a professional organization we commit ourselves to the following:

1. To strengthen professional competence of social workers;
2. To contribute to solutions to emerging social issues and trends;
3. To promote a sense of accountability and responsibility among its leaders and members; and
4. To strengthen solidarity among its members and key partners in local and global communities.

Services/Programs:

1. Conducts Continuing Professional Education
2. Assist distress vulnerable groups specially women and children in communities under danger in times of calamities;
3. Link and connect social workers in need of medical support to government agencies concern;

Lobby to legislative officials benefits of social workers