Social Workers’ Day is observed in Moldova on September 21, celebrating the dedication of individuals working in the social welfare sector. This official professional holiday recognizes the efforts of social workers who assist vulnerable groups, including retirees, disabled persons, and children from dysfunctional families. The modern social welfare system in Moldova began developing after the country declared independence on August 27, 1991, with the right to social assistance enshrined in the Constitution. Key laws, such as the Law on Social Protection of Disabled Persons and the Law on State Social Benefits, have shaped the framework for social support. The National Social Insurance House (CNAS) is the governing body responsible for administering social benefits and ensuring legal protection for those in need. Social Workers’ Day honors the skills, professionalism, and empathy required in this demanding field.