The Master in Social Assistance and Family Counseling in the Community prepares new generations of social workers with a vocation-driven approach. The program emphasizes practical training alongside courses. Students learn care methods and become apprentices presenting Christ to those with primarily spiritual needs followed by social and material needs. The program aims to train professionals competent in social-human fields who integrate theological approaches and contribute to community, family development, and social assistance practice. It targets specialists who serve communities including families with specific age or social context needs by building competencies for social activities and counseling.