When members decide to form a self-help group and meet after the group ends the worker usually does not
A) Act as a consultant to the group
B) Continue to act as leader until indigenous leadership can be established
C) Provide material support to the group
D) Refer clients to the group

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After the group ends, it is important for the worker to step back and allow for indigenous leadership to emerge within the group. This allows members to take ownership of the group and promotes empowerment and self-sufficiency. The worker may provide resources and referrals to the group, but should not continue to act as a leader or consultant.

When Members Decide to Form a Self-Help Group and Meet