BASW England hosted the Social Work in Disasters Conference 2019 this month, which saw people with experience of tragic events such as the Grenfell fire, Hillsborough and Manchester Arena bombing...
The SASW team share an update on what we have been doing for our members over the last 3 months
BASW comments on the newly elected government
To mark Human Rights Day on 10th December 2019 BASW has launched two documents
Council met on 20th November in our BASW Cymru Office in Cardiff. It was good to see BASW Cymru staff and members and, particularly, to meet Chris and family. Chris is an incredible activist, who...
Around 50 young carers are gathering this weekend in Nairobi for a festival of play, fun, reflection and campaigning.
Scottish Government announces update on review of advance payment scheme for survivors of historical child abuse in care.
BASW would like to congratulate all the social workers who were recognised last week at the Social Worker of the Year Awards for the incredible work they do.
With the general election just over two weeks away, how do the manifesto promises from the four main political parties – Conservatives, Green Party, Labour and Liberal Democrats – stack up against...
Get involved in our 2020 Heritage Project
Mae Cymdeithas Brydeinig y Gweithwyr Cymdeithasol (BASW) yn galw ar ymgeiswyr seneddol yr holl bleidiau gwleidyddol i addo rhoi eu cefnogaeth i weithwyr cymdeithasol ac i’r plant, oedolion a’r...
We are looking for social workers who have left or are considering leaving the profession to share their stories.
BASW NI's Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to Ms Liz Stevenson at the 2019 Social Work Awards...
We are calling for support for social workers and the children, adults and families who use their services.
A full day conference looking at the role of social workers in disasters will be taking place on the 2nd of December 2019 in Birmingham, organised by BASW. As part of this conference, new CPD...
Read SASW's views on the Children (Scotland) Bill, which makes changes to how disputes are settled when families break down...
Take part in our exciting research study exploring social workers’ sense of professional identity.
Polling date for the 2019 General Election is 12th December 2019 and the deadline for registering to vote is midnight 26th November 2019.
The all-island study into social work identity is being conducted by BASW NI in partnership with its counterpart in the Republic of Ireland and social work regulators.
BASW comment on the Join Select Committee for Human Rights report calling for an overhaul of inspections and changes to the Mental Health Act to protect autistic adults and people with learning...
