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Community Care
SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
That was the warning from experts at an event this week to mark the publication of a study that found rolling out FGCs to families at the pre-proceedings stage could prevent 2,000 children going into care each year, saving over £150m a year.
Community Care
MARCH 15, 2024
Those were among the damning findings from a Skills for Care study assessing the performance of 23 local authorities in England against a set of race quality measures regarding their social care workforces. The Skills for Care report is vital to helping us understand the issues, so we can start to address them.”
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Community Care
MARCH 31, 2022
‘Not worth the paper they are written on’; ‘lack teeth’; ‘thresholds confusing’ – these are just some of the comments made by social workers and other professionals in a national study of supervision orders supporting family reunification in 2019. A new study, published today, seeks to fill this significant gap. Evidence gap.
MQ Mental Health
APRIL 15, 2024
Creative art helps us cope with physical health problems and can be a valuable method to improve depression, anxiety and stress if you suffer with a condition such as stroke as it helps promote relaxation and calmness. Yet, physical distancing has shown all of us how much we need and value connection, culture and the arts.
Social Work Futures
APRIL 13, 2023
As is my custom, I tend to share signals and information in the following categories I think are most helpful/relevant to the study and practice of foresight in social work. Called How to Develop a Planetary Consciousness – I found it useful and moving. If you’d like to see previous months’ posts, you can do so here!
NCCPR Child Welfare Blog
OCTOBER 4, 2023
And that brings us to the first of the false claims about poverty and neglect, a claim that dates back to the golden age of what has been aptly called “health terrorism.” And that brings us to the second great excuse, a line you hear all the time: Neglect is actually more dangerous than abuse because more children die of neglect.
Community Care
JUNE 14, 2022
The study report acknowledged that the discrepancy around the use of zero-hours contracts was probably for “complex and multifaceted reasons” and that some workers found their flexibility helpful. “Some contributors told us how workers were sometimes victimised after raising concerns.”
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