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The 4th Industrial Revolution and Social Work Focus on People with Disabilities

Although it is important to provide welfare services to prepare for the fourth industrial revolution, it is important to attempt to seek alternatives centering on the perceptions of disabled people. The purpose of this study is to review the welfare of people with disabilities that still have blind spots regarding the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution. For this purpose, the theme was derived from the opinions of the parties using the FGI research method. Key word: 4th Industrial Revolution, Disabled, FGI Research Method