Transnational Social Work Practice Development in Thailand
Keywords:
Transnational Social Work Practice, Thai nationals abroad, Social Worker, Public benefit organizationsAbstract
This study aimed to investigate the problems of Thai nationals abroad, analyze transnational social work practice and propose a transnational social work practice developmental approach drawing on documentary research and in-depth interviews. The findings indicated that 1) There is an increasing of Thai nationals migrating to live in foreign countries and facing economic, social and cultural problems as well as being unable to access social welfare services, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2) Transnational social work practice is relies on cooperation between government agencies, domestic and foreign public benefit organizations, including social workers. It started in 2012, when the National Social Welfare Promotion Board of Thailand determined that Thai nationals abroad are target groups that deserve social welfare services and established Center for Promotion and Coordination for Thai Social Development Abroad. 3) This study proposes that new knowledge and skills for social workers, as well as measures and mechanisms including social welfare services necessary for transnational social work should be developed as part of an integrated and effective transnational social work practice developmental approach.
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