Skip to main content
www.basw.co.uk
  • About BASW
  • Social Workers Union
  • Media centre
  • Events
  • Jobs
  • Log in
Search
The professional association for social work and social workers
  • COVID 19
    • BASW action during COVID
    • Resources during COVID
    • Test, Safe Access, Promote Rights
  • What we do
    • Campaigns
      • Anti-austerity and anti-poverty
      • Professional working conditions
      • Relationship-based practice
      • Homelessness
    • World Social Work Day 2021
      • Amazing social workers - a celebration of all social workers!
    • Policy and research
      • The Anti-Poverty Practice Guide for Social Work
      • BASW in Parliament
      • Untested models
      • Social work knowledge and research
      • BASW's social media policy
      • BASW human rights policy
      • BASW whistleblowing policy
      • Brexit
    • Around the UK
      • Cymru
      • England
      • Northern Ireland
      • Scotland
    • International Work
      • International Development Fund (IDF)
      • IFSW and other international social work organisations
      • Influencing social work policy in the Commonwealth
    • Social work conferences UK
    • Groups and networks
      • Local branches and networks
      • Special interest groups
      • BASW England Committee Groups
      • Practice, policy and education groups (PPEGs)
      • Scottish reference groups
    • Financial support for social workers
      • Social Workers’ Benevolent Trust
      • Social Workers’ Educational Trust
    • BASW at 50 years
  • Membership
    • Join BASW
    • Why become a member?
      • Social Work Employment Services
      • Professional Support Service (PSS)
      • Be represented
    • Membership types
      • The BASW UK University Social Work Education Provider Affiliation Scheme
    • Independent members
      • Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance for Independents
      • Independents Directory
      • Independents Local Networks
      • Umbrella service companies & tax avoidance scheme investigations
    • Renewals
    • BeBASW - promotional material
  • Training/CPD
    • Professional Development
    • Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF)
    • Practice Educator Professional Standards (PEPS) 2020
    • Webinars, training courses and online events
    • Let's Talk Social Work Podcast
  • Resources
    • Become a social worker
      • What do social workers do?
      • How to become a social worker
      • Registering as a social worker
      • Support for newly-qualified social workers
      • Agency Social Work
    • Publications, policies and reports
      • Digital capabilities for social workers
    • News
    • PSW Magazine
      • PSW Online
      • Subscribe
      • Digital Editions
      • Advertising in PSW
      • Guidance for contributors
    • The British Journal of Social Work
    • Find a specialist
      • Independents Directory
      • Choosing a specialist
      • About the directory
    • Practice: Social Work in Action
    • Professional Support Service (PSS)
    • Useful links
Menu

You are here

  • Home

Useful Links

Links to useful websites and resources
Filter
Filter byRefine your results by

Organisational type

Reset

Location

Reset

Specialism

Reset

Professional interest

Reset

Your Results

Displaying 621 - 630 of 813Show 5 | 10 | 20 | 40 | 60 | View All results per page.

European Commission

ec.europa.eu is the official website of the European Commission and part of Europa ‘‘ the official EU website.

Visit Website

Action against Trafficking in Human Beings

Since the late 1980s, the Council of Europe has invested considerable efforts in the fight against trafficking in human beings. These efforts culminated in the adoption, in May 2005, of the Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings and the setting up of a mechanism to monitor compliance with the obligations contained in it. This monitoring mechanism is composed of the Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA), a multidisciplinary panel of 15 independent experts, and the Committee of the Parties to the Convention.

Visit Website

The Howard League for Penal Reform

The Howard League for Penal Reform is a national charity working for less crime, safer communities and fewer people in prison. Too much money is spent on a penal system which doesn't work, doesn't make our communities safer and fails to reduce offending. We work with parliament and the media, with criminal justice professionals, students and members of the public, influencing debate and forcing through meaningful change to create safer communities.

Visit Website

Institute for Criminal Policy Research

Our aim is to improve criminal justice policy and to contribute to academic knowledge and public debate about crime and criminal justice. Our audiences include policy-makers and their advisors, practitioners, academics and the wider public.

Visit Website

Family Rights Group

We are the charity in England and Wales that advises families whose children are involved with or need children's services because of welfare needs or concerns. We promote policies and practices, including family group conferences, that help children to be raised safely and securely within their families, and campaign for effective support to assist family and friends carers, including grandparents who are raising children that cannot live at home.

Visit Website

Child Rights International Network

Guided by our passion for social and legal change, CRIN is building a global network for children's rights. We press for rights, not charity, and advocate for a genuine systemic shift in how governments and societies view children. Our inspiration is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which we use to bring children's rights to the top of the international agenda. We launch advocacy campaigns, lead international children's rights coalitions, and strive to make existing human rights enforcement mechanisms accessible for all.

Visit Website

Leonard Cheshire Disability

At Leonard Cheshire Disability, we work for a society in which every person is equally valued. We believe that disabled people should have the freedom to live their lives the way they choose - with the opportunity and support to live independently, to contribute economically, and to participate fully in society. Leonard Cheshire Disability service users chatting Leonard Cheshire Disability supports thousands of disabled people both in the UK and in more than 50 other countries.

Visit Website

NCB (National Children's Bureau)

Our vision is of a society in which children and young people contribute, are valued, and their rights respected. Our mission is to improve children and young people's experiences and life chances, reducing the impact of inequalities.

Visit Website

Office for National Statistics

Our main responsibilities as the Executive Office of the UK Statistics Authority include the collection, compilation, analysis and dissemination of a range of economic, social and demographic statistics relating to the United Kingdom that serve the public good and meet our legal obligations (both domestic and international); the provision of statistical leadership and methodological advice for the benefit of UK official statistics; representing the UK in the international arena; and the development and maintenance of definitions, methodologies, and classifications of statistics.

Visit Website

NAVCA (National Association for Voluntary and Community Action)

NAVCA (National Association for Voluntary and Community Action) is the national voice of local support and development organisations in England. We are a charity that champions and strengthens voluntary and community action by supporting our members in their work with over 160,000 local charities and community groups. NAVCA believes that voluntary and community action is vital for vibrant and caring communities. We provide our members with networking opportunities, specialist advice, support, policy information and training.

Visit Website

Pages

  • « first
  • ‹ previous
  • …
  • 59
  • 60
  • 61
  • 62
  • 63
  • 64
  • 65
  • 66
  • 67
  • …
  • next ›
  • last »
  • COVID 19
    • BASW action during COVID
    • Resources during COVID
    • Test, Safe Access, Promote Rights
  • What we do
    • Campaigns
    • World Social Work Day 2021
    • Policy and research
    • Around the UK
    • International Work
    • Social work conferences UK
    • Groups and networks
    • Financial support for social workers
    • BASW at 50 years
  • Membership
    • Join BASW
    • Why become a member?
    • Membership types
    • Independent members
    • Renewals
    • BeBASW - promotional material
  • Training/CPD
    • Professional Development
    • Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF)
    • Practice Educator Professional Standards (PEPS) 2020
    • Webinars, training courses and online events
    • Let's Talk Social Work Podcast
  • Resources
    • Become a social worker
    • Publications, policies and reports
    • News
    • PSW Magazine
    • The British Journal of Social Work
    • Find a specialist
    • Practice: Social Work in Action
    • Professional Support Service (PSS)
    • Useful links
Contact BASW

Follow us

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Youtube
  • LinkedIn
British Association of Social Workers A Company limited by guarantee, registered in England No. 00982041
Registered Office: Wellesley House, 37 Waterloo Street, Birmingham, B2 5PP, Phone +44 (0) 121 622 3911
  • Copyright © 2021 British Association of Social Workers
  • Site Credits
  • Privacy Policy
  • COVID 19
    • BASW action during COVID
    • Resources during COVID
    • Test, Safe Access, Promote Rights
  • What we do
    • Campaigns
      • Anti-austerity and anti-poverty
      • Professional working conditions
      • Relationship-based practice
      • Homelessness
    • World Social Work Day 2021
      • Amazing social workers - a celebration of all social workers!
    • Policy and research
      • The Anti-Poverty Practice Guide for Social Work
      • BASW in Parliament
      • Untested models
      • Social work knowledge and research
      • BASW's social media policy
      • BASW human rights policy
      • BASW whistleblowing policy
      • Brexit
    • Around the UK
      • Cymru
        • BASW Cymru's Patrons & Ambassadors
      • England
      • Northern Ireland
      • Scotland
    • International Work
      • International Development Fund (IDF)
      • IFSW and other international social work organisations
      • Influencing social work policy in the Commonwealth
    • Social work conferences UK
    • Groups and networks
      • Local branches and networks
      • Special interest groups
        • PROGAR
      • BASW England Committee Groups
      • Practice, policy and education groups (PPEGs)
      • Scottish reference groups
    • Financial support for social workers
      • Social Workers’ Benevolent Trust
      • Social Workers’ Educational Trust
    • BASW at 50 years
  • Membership
    • Join BASW
    • Why become a member?
      • Social Work Employment Services
      • Professional Support Service (PSS)
        • About the Professional Support Service
        • Professional Support Service: Access support
        • Professional Support Service: Volunteer
        • Professional Support Service: Frequently Asked Questions
      • Be represented
    • Membership types
      • The BASW UK University Social Work Education Provider Affiliation Scheme
    • Independent members
      • Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance for Independents
      • Independents Directory
      • Independents Local Networks
      • Umbrella service companies & tax avoidance scheme investigations
    • Renewals
    • BeBASW - promotional material
  • Training/CPD
    • Professional Development
    • Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF)
    • Practice Educator Professional Standards (PEPS) 2020
    • Webinars, training courses and online events
    • Let's Talk Social Work Podcast
  • Resources
    • Become a social worker
      • What do social workers do?
      • How to become a social worker
      • Registering as a social worker
      • Support for newly-qualified social workers
      • Agency Social Work
    • Publications, policies and reports
      • Digital capabilities for social workers
    • News
    • PSW Magazine
      • PSW Online
      • Subscribe
      • Digital Editions
      • Advertising in PSW
      • Guidance for contributors
    • The British Journal of Social Work
    • Find a specialist
      • Independents Directory
      • Choosing a specialist
      • About the directory
    • Practice: Social Work in Action
    • Professional Support Service (PSS)
    • Useful links
  • About BASW
    • Code of ethics
    • Governance of BASW
    • Around the UK
    • BASW 2020 vision and annual report
    • Professional Development
    • International work
    • BASW’s Trusts
  • Social Workers Union
    • What SWU do
    • Opt in to SWU
    • SWU governance
    • Work with SWU
    • Become a Union Contact
    • SWU newsletter
    • SWU events & AGM
    • SWU AGM and Conference Report
    • SWU updates
  • Media centre
    • Latest news and statements
    • Campaigns
    • BASW's latest tweets
    • Professional Social Work (PSW)
  • Events
  • Jobs
    • Searching for a job?
    • Work with us
    • Become a social worker
    • Professional development