Roles of a Social WorkerLove begins at home, and it is not how much we do, but how much love we put into the action that we do. Mother Teresamost of us have a pretty good idea of what we what we expect from a doctor or a teacher. For social work, the role expectations are not uite as clearly understood !y the general pu!lic. "erhaps this is !ecause there are so many professional roles in social work. The num!er and diversity of social work roles provide opportunity for a great deal of creativity in practice.#$uppes, M., %ressey &ells, %. '())*+Some of the many professional roles in Social Work areBrokerThe social worker is involved in the process of making referrals to link a family or person to needed resources. $ocial work professionals do not simply provide information. They also followup to !e sure the needed resources are attained. This reuires knowing resources, eligi!ility reuirements, fees and the location of services.Advocate,n this role, social workers fight for the rights of others and work to o!tain needed resources !y convincing others of the legitimate needs and rights of mem!ers of society. $ocial workers are particularly concerned for those who are vulnera!le or are una!le to speak up for themselves. -dvocacy can occur on the local, county, state or national level. $ome social workers are involved in international human rights and advocacy for those in need.Case Manager%ase managers are involved in locating services and assisting their clients to access those services. %ase management is especially important for complex situations and for those who are homeless or elderly, have chronic physical or mental health issues, are disa!led, victims of domestic or other violent crimes, or are vulnera!le children.Educator$ocial &orkers are often involved in teaching people a!out resources and how to develop particular skills such as !udgeting, the caring discipline of children, effective communication, themeaning of a medical diagnosis, and the prevention of violence.Facilitator,n this role, social workers are involved in gathering groups of people together for a variety of purposes including community development, self advocacy, political organi.ation, and policy change. $ocial workers are involved as group therapists and task group leaders.Organier$ocial &orkers are involved in many levels of community organi.ation and action including economic development, union organi.ation, and research and policy specialists.Manager$ocial &orkers, !ecause of their expertise in a wide variety of applications, are well suited to work as managers and supervisors in almost any setting. -s managers, they are !etter a!le to influence policy change and/or development, and to advocate, on a larger scale, for all underprivileged people.Common Communica!le "iseases Found in #ndia0The thirteen common communica!le diseases found in ,ndia are as follows0 1.Malaria (. Typhoid *. 2epatitis 3. 4aundice 5. 6eptospirosis 7. 8iarrhoeal 8iseases 9. -moe!iasis :. %holera ;.