Client Welfare

Client welfare refers to prioritizing the well-being, safety, and best interests of clients in professional settings, such as healthcare, counseling, or social services. It involves making decisions that support clients’ health, dignity, and rights, while minimizing harm. Professionals are responsible for ensuring clients receive appropriate care, accurate information, and respectful treatment. The goal is to promote positive outcomes and protect clients’ interests throughout the service process. In essence, client welfare is about acting ethically and responsibly to support clients' overall well-being.