This article presents a synthesis of a survey conducted on-line to learn about the perspective of social workers from Quebec regarding voluntary euthanasia (VE) and assisted suicide (AS). The results corroborate listed studies where social workers reports being in favor of both practices. The respondents, however, expressed a higher consideration for VE than for AS. They insist that appropriate care must be accessible to people in the first place. So if the VE or AS would be allowed by the law, the respondents wishes that criteria’s would be put in place to set boundaries around those practices. The difficulties social workers encounter in their practice concerning the requests of VE or AS can be summarized by the difficulty to intervene in certain contexts of suffering and end of life.