Rural Social Work
297-302 Rural Social work.qxd 2/12/09 11:30 PM Page 1 Rural Social Work BACKGROUND Social Work Values and Ethics Rural social work practice contributes to the social work mission of advocating for social jus‐ tice and extending access to services for under‐served populations. Rural practice
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