This thesis examines in detail the key role of social workers in crisis and disaster management. The goal of the research was to understand how social workers contribute to the recovery process and reduce the negative consequences of crisis situations. Different dimensions of their work have been analyzed, including emotional support, advocacy for clients' rights, and case management (Cleary and Dominelli, 2020). Emphasis is placed on the importance of a culturally sensitive approach, especially in situations of conflict and refugee crises. It explored how social workers collaborate with other sectors and organizations to provide comprehensive support to affected people and communities (Van der Vegt, 2015). Also, the need for training social workers to prepare for different challenging situations was explored. This includes the development of key skills for crisis intervention and support in the process of grieving and loss. In conclusion, this paper highlights the necessity of social workers in crisis situations and the need for further research and training development to improve their ability to operate in various challenging circumstances. Social workers play a key role in building resilient communities and supporting the most vulnerable in difficult times.