What implications are there for connecting with different populations/demographics? What struggles could potentially arise? How might you find more ease because of your communication approach? Why is...

Connecting different types of populations/understanding their demographical situations at the level of social communication becomes crucial for social service workers. A professional worker has to take the subject of communication more like some facilitator of services (Hugo, 2019). In other words, the linking the mutual interests of two communities are somehow difficult or complicated subject to deal with. The role of an expert social service provider is to make sure that the coordination of given services is carried out well. In the general practices, the social service frameworks are applied with a sense of responsibility of aligning the objectives of social harmony of two communities as ‘one’. This implies that study of statistical data, linear observation of the distribution of services at social and economic level as well as understanding the needs and expectations of the diverse population is important (Krumins, Berzins & Dahs, 2020).
    As per the question of struggles emerging during practices of social service experts in managing the intercommunity communication, the potential barriers can source from linguistic impressions (Hugo, 2019). The language is the key to bridge the gaps between communities and as mentioned above, being a facilitator of services includes essential knowledge of the language for social service experts. They need to understand all necessary terms and linguistic expressions to establish their best communication at intercommunity level. For example, at times, it is viewed that...