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The historical development of social group work began with charity organizations in the late 1800s that emphasized self-help and mutual aid. During the industrial revolution, many social agencies emerged to help communities adjust to urban life through group activities like camps, youth programs, and recreation. After World War I, social group work became more established in social work education and practice. It was integrated into the social work profession in the 1940s-1950s led by Grace Coyle. While its

Author

Subhodeep Karmakar

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