The study titled "A Study on the Training Needs of Social Workers in Social Care Institutions for Orphans in Makkah (مكة المكرمة)" by Dr.عادل عزت محمد عيد, focuses on the importance of training for social workers in orphan care institutions. The study highlights the significance of addressing the training needs of these professionals to improve their performance and better serve the orphans. Key points include: 1. **Problem Statement**: The study emphasizes the importance of childhood as a critical phase in an individual's life, especially in Saudi Arabia, where Islamic teachings prioritize the care and protection of orphans. The lack of proper training for social workers in orphan care institutions is identified as a significant issue. 2. **Importance and Justification**: The study underscores the need for enhanced training to meet the growing challenges faced by orphans, align with Islamic teachings, and improve the quality of care. It also highlights the importance of continuous professional development to ensure that social workers are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge. 3. **Objectives**: The primary objective is to identify the training needs of social workers in orphan care institutions. Specific objectives include understanding the roles and responsibilities of these workers, the challenges they face, the professional techniques they need, the knowledge they require, and the skills they should possess. 4. **Methodology**: The study employs a descriptive approach, using a social survey as the primary method. It covers institutions in Makkah, including orphanages and social care facilities, and focuses on 51 social workers. 5. **Training Program Proposal**: The study proposes a training program aimed at enhancing the professional competence of social workers. The program includes written materials, lectures, case studies, practical observations, and role-playing activities. It emphasizes the importance of selecting trainers with deep expertise and strong communication skills. 6. **Conclusion**: The study concludes that effective training is crucial for improving the performance of social workers in orphan care institutions, ensuring better care for orphans, and contributing to their overall well-being. The study provides a comprehensive framework for improving the training programs for social workers in orphan care institutions, emphasizing the need for continuous professional development and the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical skills.The study titled "A Study on the Training Needs of Social Workers in Social Care Institutions for Orphans in Makkah (مكة المكرمة)" by Dr.عادل عزت محمد عيد, focuses on the importance of training for social workers in orphan care institutions. The study highlights the significance of addressing the training needs of these professionals to improve their performance and better serve the orphans. Key points include: 1. **Problem Statement**: The study emphasizes the importance of childhood as a critical phase in an individual's life, especially in Saudi Arabia, where Islamic teachings prioritize the care and protection of orphans. The lack of proper training for social workers in orphan care institutions is identified as a significant issue. 2. **Importance and Justification**: The study underscores the need for enhanced training to meet the growing challenges faced by orphans, align with Islamic teachings, and improve the quality of care. It also highlights the importance of continuous professional development to ensure that social workers are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge. 3. **Objectives**: The primary objective is to identify the training needs of social workers in orphan care institutions. Specific objectives include understanding the roles and responsibilities of these workers, the challenges they face, the professional techniques they need, the knowledge they require, and the skills they should possess. 4. **Methodology**: The study employs a descriptive approach, using a social survey as the primary method. It covers institutions in Makkah, including orphanages and social care facilities, and focuses on 51 social workers. 5. **Training Program Proposal**: The study proposes a training program aimed at enhancing the professional competence of social workers. The program includes written materials, lectures, case studies, practical observations, and role-playing activities. It emphasizes the importance of selecting trainers with deep expertise and strong communication skills. 6. **Conclusion**: The study concludes that effective training is crucial for improving the performance of social workers in orphan care institutions, ensuring better care for orphans, and contributing to their overall well-being. The study provides a comprehensive framework for improving the training programs for social workers in orphan care institutions, emphasizing the need for continuous professional development and the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical skills.