Casework (noun)

Work done by a professional, such as a social worker, to assist individuals or families with specific problems.

Origin:

Late 19th century; earliest use found in american journal of sociology. from case + work.

Examples:

1. She specializes in casework with children and families.
2. The social worker was assigned to handle casework for several families in need of assistance.
3. The casework department was responsible for investigating cases of abuse and neglect.
4. Casework services provide individualized attention and support to help clients overcome their difficulties.
5. The caseworker conducted regular home visits to assess the needs of the family and provide appropriate support.