New Mexico Social Work
Work Force Consortium
A Short History
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Our Mission
To grow the state’s social worker workforce in quantity and quality to meet the needs of all client systems.
Assess and remove barriers to cultural and diverse appropriate practice, education, credentialing, and employment of social workers.
Identify unmet workforce needs in emerging roles for Social Workers to better serve New Mexicans.
To collaborate with other workforce efforts.
Our Purpose
The Social Work Workforce Consortium was formed to grow New Mexico’s social work workforce and assess whether culturally appropriate practices are being followed throughout the process of education, credentialing, and employment of social workers. Along with investigating unmet workforce needs, in order to expand and improve the quality of the workforce to better serve New Mexicans.
Our Vision
Grow New Mexico’s social worker workforce in quantity and quality to meet the needs of all client systems.
Assess and remove barriers to cultural and diverse appropriate practice, education, credentialing, and employment of social workers.
Identify unmet workforce needs in emerging roles for social workers to better serve New Mexicans.
Collaborate with other workforce efforts and identify barriers.
Focus on creating sustainability of efforts through accountability.
Ad Hoc Committees
Capacity Building
Licensing
Social Isolation and Advocacy
Diverisity and Inclusion
Recruitment and Retention
Research
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