Pg Diploma in social work – Your Hope Line

United Nations Recognized | Niti Aayog Recognized | ISO 29993:2017

United Nations Recognized

Niti Ayog Recognized

ISO
29993:2017

Registration Card – Available

Duration – Fexible

Printed Notes – Available

Certificate on Merit – not available

Community Access – Lifetime

Payment Mode – One time

Fundamental Topics

1. What Social Work Really Means Understand the heart and role of helping people, not just solving problems.
2. Why People Behave the Way They Do A gentle intro to human psychology and behavior in tough life situations.
3. How to Listen When Someone's Hurting Learn the art of listening with care, not just with ears.
4. Working with People Who’ve Been Through a Lot How to talk to children, elders, or anyone who feels broken or left out.
5. Knowing the Signs of Emotional Struggle Spot the early signs of anxiety, trauma, or breakdowns—before it’s too late.
6. Helping Groups Heal Together Learn to support small support groups, community circles, and healing spaces.
7. When to Help and When to Step Back Setting healthy emotional boundaries so you don’t burn out.
8. Using the Right Words with the Right People Talk in ways that don’t hurt, shame, or trigger—just comfort.
9. Keeping Notes That Actually Help Write down what matters, the way a good listener would.
10. Field Visits and Real Conversations Step into real communities and see what helping truly looks like.

1. Helping People Heal from Deep Pain Understand trauma and how to talk to someone who’s been through the worst.
2. Being There for Victims of Abuse How to support someone who has faced violence, manipulation, or fear.
3. Talking to Children in Trouble Use play, pictures, and trust to reach children who won’t speak easily.
4. Helping Someone Cope with Loss Be a comforting voice for someone grieving or feeling abandoned.
5. Supporting People Battling Addiction Understand what addiction feels like and how to walk with—not ahead of—them.
6. Talking to People About Gender & Identity Learn how to talk respectfully and kindly to LGBTQ+ individuals seeking support.
7. Helping People Through Legal Struggles Be their emotional support when they’re facing courts, cases, or injustice.
8. Running Support Groups That Feel Safe Create spaces where people open up, cry, heal, and grow—together.
9. Caring for Yourself While Helping Others Learn how to rest, reset, and not lose yourself while saving others.
10. Using Therapy Tools in Everyday Social Work Simple counseling techniques you can use even without a therapy room.