World Social Work Day resource-navigation session plan

Event date and scope

IFSW describes World Social Work Day as the third Tuesday in March. March 16,2027 is calculated from that recurring rule; the cited 2026 message is not a 2027 theme announcement. Other worksheet dates are suggestions, and the host supplies its actual session details.

8 planning actions with caption examples

• 2027-02-16 — Choose the resource-session scope: Select a service area and geographic boundary for public resources. Exclude individual case review, eligibility determinations, and legal or clinical advice. Caption: “For World Social Work Day, we’re planning a public session about finding [confirmed service-area] resources in [region]. Details: [link].”
• 2027-02-23 — Build the source list: Find official provider pages for each public resource. Record source organization, contact method, service area, and the date each entry was checked. Caption: “Start with [public directory or provider page] for information about [resource topic] in [region]. We’ll show how to find its published contact route on March 16: [event link].”
• 2027-03-02 — Verify public contacts: Test each listed public URL or phone route and confirm service-area notes on the provider’s page. Remove stale or unverified entries. Caption: “For [resource topic], [provider]’s public page lists [published first-contact step]. Find the original information at [source link]; ask the provider about your own situation.”
• 2027-03-07 — Create a referral-navigation card: Make a one-page card with the verified provider name, public contact route, service-area description from its source, and a source-check date. Caption: “Our session will include a public resource-navigation card with source links and contact routes: [link].”
• 2027-03-10 — Confirm facilitator and boundaries: Agree who will explain the directory and how the host will redirect requests for case-specific guidance to the relevant provider. Caption: “[Approved facilitator and role] will show how to use the public resource list on March 16: [link].”
• 2027-03-13 — Publish event logistics: Share the confirmed time, venue or meeting link, audience, access details, and the current resource list. Caption: “Join the March 16 resource-navigation session at [confirmed time and time zone]. Format and access details: [link].”
• 2027-03-16 — Host the resource session: Walk through how to read the directory and contact providers. Do not gather case histories or decide who qualifies for a service. Caption: “Today’s session shows how to find and contact public community resources. Current source links: [link].”
• 2027-03-18 — Refresh and share the directory: Recheck links, record the update date, publish the revised public card, and remove any entry that is no longer verified. Caption: “The public resource card has been checked again on [date]. Find the current version and its sources here: [link].”

Copy a public resource-navigation card

Practice finding a provider’s published first-contact route. Keep the source statement separate from the host’s notes; a resource card does not decide whether someone qualifies or guarantee a response.

• Provider and official source URL: [name and URL].
• Public resource purpose and geographic area: [description from the provider’s page].
• Published contact method and first step: [actual instructions or link].
• Checked at: [date/time]. Entry update owner: [host role].
• Correction or stale-link route: [host contact].
• Questions about individual eligibility or a personal situation: [provider’s own contact route].

Editable action plan

The CSV matches the eight dated actions and their caption examples. Verify the organizer’s facts before sharing them.

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Edit the suggested dates, task owner, and organizer-confirmed details.

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The named anchor is calculated from a recurring source rule, not a directly announced 2027 schedule. Other all-day dates are editable planning suggestions; confirm your actual local or event schedule.