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Social Service Assistant
Social Service Assistants provide frontline support to clients navigating public assistance, housing, or social programs, handling client intake, case documentation, and referrals to community resources. Working under the supervision of licensed social workers in agencies, nonprofits, or government offices, they need strong communication skills and the ability to respond calmly during crisis intervention situations. This entry-level role often serves as a foundation for further study or licensure in social work.
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