Review the rubric to make sure you understand the criteria for earning your grade. Submit a paper that includes: Social Policy Introduction (Completed in Workshop 2.3) A brief introduction and overview of the policy Needs and problems the policy proposes to address Values evident in the policy focus and description Target population the policy seeks to address and the particular needs of that group Problem or need being addressed Statistical evidence in support of the need Social Policy Development (Completed in Workshop 3.3) Definition of the social problem from perspectives of the target population, advocates, policy-makers, and interest groups Values related to the problem, including societal, social work, Christian, and personal values Causal theories and consequences ascribed to the problem Other existing laws that relate to this problem for this target population Existing proposed legislation or revisions to the current law that address this issue and target population Goals Benefits Eligibility Rules Social Policy Description (Completed in Workshop 4.3) Service delivery systems Financing Evidence of positive outcomes Evidence of cost-effectiveness and sustainability Political, social, and economic feasibility of policy Social work values evident in the policy Involvement of the target population in policy development and evaluation Social Policy Impact (Completed in Workshop 5.3) Areas of policy change or improvement needed for the future Evidence to support your ideas Values evident in your ideas Strategies for enacting your policy change or improvement suggestions Steps needed to enact the change Key players for completing the process In addition to your previous work, including the following: Social Policy Conclusion Summary of key learning points The personal impact of the project on you The finished paper should be approximately 10 pages long and must include an APA-formatted reference page listing all references.