A social worker plays a vital role in juvenile homes by ensuring the care, protection, rehabilitation, and social reintegration of children in conflict with the law or children in need of care and protection. The primary objective is to help juveniles develop into responsible and productive members of society through professional guidance and support. One of the key responsibilities of a social worker is to assess the social, emotional, psychological, and family background of each child. This assessment helps in preparing an individualized care plan based on the child's specific needs and circumstances. Social workers identify the factors that led to delinquent behaviour, such as poverty, family conflict, abuse, neglect, peer pressure, or substance abuse. Counselling is another important function. Social workers provide individual and group counselling to help juveniles overcome emotional distress, build self-esteem, manage anger, and develop