Social work is not only the basic practice of professional social work, but rather a common practice followed by all. The traditional definition defines case work as “a method of helping individuals within a one-to-one relationship.” Each individual, trained or not, engages in case work. The difference lies in the theoretical understanding and professional ethics, the practices involved in professional case work. Mary Richmond, in 1915, defined casework as “the art of doing different things for and with different people by cooperating with them to achieve at the same time their own betterment and that of society.” Social Case Work can also be defined as "an art in which knowledge of the science of human relations and relational skill are used to mobilize the capacities of the individual and the resources of the community appropriate for a better adjustment between the client and all or part of his or her total environment.”- S.BowersThe practice aims to reduce social problems and improve social functioning. An individual plays several roles in society. Problems can arise when there is conflict between roles or stress over a certain role that the individual is having difficulty handling. The individual constitutes the microscopic part of the entire community. As the root of society, an individual's thinking and ideologies influence society as a whole. Casework uses this perspective to create change and functionality in society as a whole. Although there have been long debates between the structural and individual schools of thought, case work has been one of the oldest and most frequently used methods in social work. In this article I try to describe the scope and actual experience of case work. .. middle of article ......th process at the initial stage, but I tried to overcome this feeling. CONCLUSIONThe process and situation of the case work allowed me to understand the complexities involved in social life. It is not only a helping relationship for the client but also for the social worker. Overall, the feeling of being able to help someone on the ground gives me immense satisfaction. Although the process is tedious and time-consuming, it requires a long-term commitment from the social worker to follow this process and make a positive impact on the lives of individuals. REFERENCES 1. Davison Evelyn, 1970, Social Case Work, A basic Textbook For Students. of Case Processing and for Social Service Administrators, Second Edition.2.An Introduction to Case Work – Grace Mathew, Published: Tata Institute of Social Sciences,1992, 3.Web references and classroom teaching have also been used.