This paper presents the nature of the problem of prejudice, stereotypes and discrimination, which often arises from the creation of such opinions, feelings, attitudes and behaviors. Although the paper discusses the phenomenom of stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination in general, the focus of this paper is precisely on their existence in the profession of social work. The existence of prejudice, stereotypes and discrimination is a frequent occurrence within this profession and the problems that arise due to their existence are not given enough importance. This paper is one of the forms of raising public awareness of the harmful consequences that come with any forms of discrimination. The paper also talks about the ethics of social work, the important role played by the education of social workers in their overall work, achieving relationships with service users and achieving goals and making changes, both in the service user's life and in society as a whole. In addition, the perception of society about social workers and the whole profession is presented mostly negatively, as well as the forms of problems that arise due to the existence of prejudice and discrimination against service users, by social workers or about social workers, by service users. The first step in solving and combating all forms of stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination is recognizing and accepting their existence, constant learning, information, sensitivity to diversity and most importantly, the contribution of social workers to raise public awareness of discrimination and negative effects on the lives of their service users by promoting change for the whole civilization.