Few would argue that working together has been instrumental in overcoming some of the many challenges faced by us all during the global pandemic. But for Yorkshire & the Humber’s children’s social workers, collaborative working has been helping to achieve better outcomes for vulnerable children and families for more than a decade.
Launched in 2011, the Children’s Social Work Matters (CSWM) programme, is the first and only collaboration of its kind, comprisin...
The latest social work news, updates, and events including what’s happening in the world of children’s social work.
Hull City Council are pleased to account their first CPD event through the Humber Social Work Teaching Partnership.
Taking place on Wednesday 22nd J...
Difficult is for parents, concerned family and friends, health and mental health professionals, and policy makers. The book provides resources for women to find social support, stay safe, and engage in self-care.
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Ofsted has published findings of a ...
The DHSC?s Out-of-Hospital Care Models Programme provided £16m of funding to 17 test sites across England to improve discharge arrangements for people experiencing homelessness. The programme affords opportunities to develop new services and workforce roles that aim to integrate health, ? Continue reading ?
Raisa was, until very recently, Executive Director, Board Chair and co-founder in 2004 of the All Ukrainian NGO Coalition for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities. It is a network of 118 Ukrainian local non-governmental organizations and agencies for persons with intellectual disabilities representing about 14 thousand families from all the regions of Ukraine.
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Ella Sheridan, social worker and Frontline fellow In my second year of the Frontline programme, [?]
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Ella Sheridan, social worker and Frontline fellow In my second year of the Frontline programme, [?]
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Professor Oksana Boyko starts the series of social work voices from Ukraine. As the war continues, she shares her understandably strong feelings and begins the reflection on the activity of social work in the middle of this invasion.
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Unseen have supported 189 women at their women?s safehouse, 79 men at their men?s safehouse and over 385 survivors in the community.
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The Reviews of serious cases involving vulnerable children and adults form the backdrop to the interview with Donna Ohdendar and her S.I.L.P.Training programme.
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Our colleague Martin Stevens, who has died aged 57, was Senior Research Fellow here at the NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Social Care Workforce. Martin joined our Unit?s predecessor at King?s, the Social Care Workforce Research Unit in ? Continue reading ?
Dr Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green, Post-Doctoral Fellow at the ARC South London introduces a new study. ?Our work is to care for the most vulnerable in society and after the pandemic? [the costs of living crisis] is ? Continue reading ?