Creating a Social Program
Pick one of the approaches of either realism, liberalism, International Society or International Political Economy to show how compatible (or not) are
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May 11, 2020Creating a Social Program
Creating a Social Program
Pretend that you have the power and capacity to create an agency or organization, and from that you decide to create a new social program. You need funding and decide to write to a national organization that provides grants for programs such as the one you want to create. questions the organization would ask.
requirements
¢ Problem to be addressed:
o What is the problem?
o What are the demographics?
o Why do you want to address this problem?
o Tonnyeline
¢ Analysis:
o What are the causes and consequences?
o What are the ideologies and values, if any?
o Who are the gainers and losers?
¢ Policy Elements:
o Mission, goals, and objectives
o Benefits and services
o Eligibility rules
o Service delivery
o What is the theory and specification? (Create either an outline and/or a program design using the examples in Ch. 7 on pp. 142-144 of Social Policy and Social Programs as a guide.)
¢ Financing:
o What will your budget be?
¢ Staff, training, and salary
¢ Supplies and equipment
¢ Travel
¢ Rent or lease payment and utilities
¢ Benefits and services for program recipients
¢ How will you pay for the program?
¢ How will you be accountable for funds?
¢ Staffing
o What types of employees will you look for?
o What are the rules for employees or social workers?
¢ Evaluation
o How will you evaluate success or failure?
