Pathways and Strategies of Social Work in Enhancing Public Digital Adaptation

Abstract

In the context of rapid digital transformation, diverse populations face varying degrees of difficulty in accessing and utilizing
digital technologies, leading to disparities in digital participation and inclusion. This study explores how community social work can
serve as an effective intervention model to enhance the publics digital adaptability and promote inclusive social participation. Using a
mixed-methods approachincluding case studies, structured interviews, and survey datathis research examines both the challenges
encountered by digitally marginalized groups and the strategic responses developed within community settings. Findings reveal that
tailored social work practices, such as digital literacy workshops, peer mentoring, and cross-sector collaboration, significantly enhance
individuals capacity to adapt to technological environments and engage more fully in social life. The paper concludes with practical
recommendations for building sustainable, inclusive, and empowering community-based systems to support digital adaptation across
the population.