Utilize the Seven steps for presenting a plan of action for contemplating change and explain how you would proceed as a supervising social worker at this agency.

Chapter 6 discussed the Evaluation of potential macro -level change in an organization that is not effectively addressing the issues of the clients or the staff( which ultimately effects the clients). Your posting today will utilize the Seven steps for presenting a plan of action for contemplating change . Your textbook and the chapter powerpoint note will present the 7 step process to evaluate of and how you should proceed as a social worker to incorporate a change in the following scenario:You are working in a not for profit agency that helps clients with language barriers (non English speaking) social service needs such as help with legal advice, help with public assistance, food stamps and social security benefits, housing issues, healthcare, mental health referrals and food pantry information. You currently work in teams of five people per unit covering the above listed areas individually. There has been a recent reduction in staffing in the housing department due to two ill staff members and the supervisor of the public assistance unit is out on maternity leave. The rest of the staff that is working will work if designated , but are not seeming to take on any responsibility without being directed. You are assigned to the healthcare unit nut there is a large amount of clients waiting for help in the units that have a reduction in staff presence. Utilize the seven steps and explain how you would proceed as a supervising social worker at this agency. Hint #1 : See how a similar resolution was discussed in the case example on pages 213-214.Hint #2: Seven Steps :1.Identify Problems to address2.Review your macro and personal reality3.Establish primary goal4.Identify relevant people of influence5.Assess potential financial costs and benefits to clients and agency6.Review professional and personal risk 7.Evaluate the potential success of a macro – change process.