World Social Work Day 20th March 2012
World Social Work Day is an annual global occasion for social workers to celebrate their profession and promote the work they do in communities across the planet.
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See IFSW’s WSWD coverage
BASW’s events across the UK to mark WSWD:
Please click on the links below for details
Scotland event, Perth, 20 March 2012
• Apply Code of Ethics throughout your practice, social workers told
• Social workers told of their direct links to the world
• Social workers must take a role in tackling asylum seeker “destitution”
• Social workers warned to keep their private lives clean
• Scottish health and social care integration must heed lessons from abroad
• Scotland’s Social Worker of the Year awards
• Former nightclub bouncer wins top social work award
• Study suggests that qualifications and support increase social worker resilience
• NIASW starts World Social Work Day celebrations early
More details will follow for events in Wales and England …
• Make social justice a priority, BASW’s Westminster WSWD event hears
BASW contributes to The Guardian’s WSWD coverage
- Social workers’ anxiety over assessment focus
- A fragmented social work role is also a weaker one
- Why I took part in the BBC’s social work documentary
WSWD 2011
See images from WSWD 2011
Published : 20th March 2012
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