I couldn't ignore the death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes. We will hear more, no doubt, but this is a thoughtful and sensitive piece.
Beautifully written, thoughtful piece.
A tale of Community DoLS
It was published this week and no doubt, will be discussed for a long time. But worth looking through in its totality.
This report offers a state-of-the-nation snapshot of the financial and mental wellbeing of people across the UK during the pandemic.
The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent restrictions led to substantial changes in children and families’ lives. WWCSC and the Early Intervention Foundation looked at how local authorities' children's services adapted in response to the pandemic. In December 2020, we completed our interim report which included a rapid review of the evidence of “what works” in relation to practice adaptations.
The report examines the effectiveness and impact of a new approach to mental health assessments for looked after children, piloted by 9 local areas.
A blog from the Chief Social Worker's office.
This is a recorded webinar from BASW
This webinar was led by Siobhan and the (new) team with guest Wendy Roberts (social worker and practice educator). Why do we lack confidence in this area? Always worth refreshing on reflective practice.
What is the role culture plays in how parents raise their children, what happens when social workers come from a very different culture to that of the families they work with, and what should social workers know about these issues? These and many other related questions are discussed in this episode.
Social Work Shorts brings you Insights into social issues In this Episode I talk to @SingleDadSW about his Food is Care campaign #FoodisCare
I don't have so many events now and suspect as we come up to Christmas, this might decline but keep me updated on @vic15 if you see anything coming up!
Eventbrite - Bradford Social Work Teaching Partnership presents Human Rights Day 2021 - Tuesday, 7 December 2021 - Find event and ticket information.
