Abstract
Social work besides being a discipline characterized with scientific knowledge, skill and attitude is also a profession to be practiced by individuals and organizations of civil society in a country. Theoretically, both social work and civil society are acquaint with tested methods and approaches to undertake a given task of assisting masses to overcome either a social problem or policy matter to be reviewed. In practice, altruism (selflessness) and voluntary association are two basic characteristics that social work and civil society share in common. And since both envision a society with least miseries and human sufferings, therefore both must complement each other’s efforts to avoid duplication and wastage of resources while responding to socioeconomic and political issues and challenges
Abdul Rahim Changezi1. (2015) Working Relationship between Social Work Practice and Civil Society Activism, Balochistan Review, Volume 2, Issue 2.
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