Social advocacy is a planned and organized process through which individuals, groups, and communities work to influence public opinion, policies, laws, and institutional practices in order to promote social justice, protect human rights, and ensure equitable access to resources and opportunities. In the context of social work and social development, social advocacy is a fundamental strategy for addressing structural inequalities, empowering marginalized populations, and creating sustainable social change. It goes beyond helping individuals cope with problems and seeks to eliminate the social, economic, cultural, and political conditions that produce injustice and exclusion. Social advocacy is rooted in the principles of human dignity, equality, participation, and social justice. Social workers recognize that many social problems such as poverty, discrimination, unemployment, domestic violence, child labour, gender inequality, and exclusion of persons with disabilities arise not only from personal circumstances but also