H 1423
An Act relative to social work uplifting practices and exam removal
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Bill overview
This bill proposes establishing a grant program within the Massachusetts Department of Education to support field placements for social work students. The goal is to increase the number of licensed social workers in the state by ensuring a more stable and diverse pool of candidates. It seeks to address a shortage of social workers, particularly in crucial areas of public service. The bill also aims to remove an exam requirement for social work licensure, though the specifics of this change are not detailed in the current version.
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Primary sponsor
Christine P. Barber
Cosponsors
Adrian C. Madaro
Christine P. Barber
Christopher J. Worrell
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