Social Work With Adults
MARCH 3, 2023
Lyn Romeo: One of the best aspects of my role as Chief Social Worker for Adults is the opportunity to meet so many wonderful social workers applying their knowledge, skills and values in many different services and settings to transform the lives of the people they work with. I felt the adoption of a holistic perspective.
Community Care
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
Agile working practices such as hotdesking are failing to meet social workers’ needs in Scotland and employers should review them, a study has concluded. Our findings (consistent over the last five years) indicate that agile working models in Scotland are failing to meet the needs of social workers.”
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Community Care
OCTOBER 27, 2022
Social workers have been urged to help tackle the impact on Gypsy and Traveller families of increased police powers to evict them from unauthorised camps, brought in this year. “So social workers need to separate those two things. So far, the guidance has been adopted by Wiltshire council and the Welsh Government.
University of Connecticut
AUGUST 10, 2023
Yolanda currently is a Social Worker in the Statewide Quality Improvement Division’s Case Practice Review Unit. Yolanda has experience working with families as a Social Worker in the Ongoing Social Work Unit, Sexual Abuse Specialty Unit, Medically Complex Specialty Unit and Permanency Specialty Unit.
Social Work Blog
MARCH 31, 2023
This research suggests that social workers would be beneficial additions to the abortion care workforce. From Colorblindness to Critical Investigations: Examining Structural Racism in Social Work Research This study investigates the extent to which critical race frameworks are utilized in mainstream social work research.
Social Work Blog
JULY 28, 2023
The practice of stripping convicted felons of the right to vote goes back to the beginnings of our nation when the federal government and many states adopted felon disenfranchisement laws based on the idea that voting was a privilege for those who demonstrated “good moral character.” – Breon Wells , CEO The Daniel Initiative.
Social Work Blog
JULY 28, 2023
The practice of stripping convicted felons of the right to vote goes back to the beginnings of our nation when the federal government and many states adopted felon disenfranchisement laws based on the idea that voting was a privilege for those who demonstrated “good moral character.” – Breon Wells , CEO The Daniel Initiative.
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