Although the delivery of health and care is primarily a matter for member states, leaving the European Union could have a significant impact on health and social care.
As expected, the Queen’s Speech laying out Theresa May’s legislative agenda for her minority government was very thin. Just over a year ago the social work profession was taken by surprise by the...
This survey aims to further understanding of what the level of awareness is about town planning’s role in taking into account local needs for health and care infrastructure, and the working...
Research in Practice offers advice to improve social work practice with Gypsy and Traveller communities. Key points include: work more collaboratively with agencies across geographical boundaries;...
Our thoughts are with the victims and loved ones of the targeted attack on members of the the local community near the Finsbury Park Mosque in London. We must stand united against acts of terrorism...
From Ruth Allen, CEO, and Guy Shennan, Chair The largely unexpected election results have led to a much stronger opposition in Westminster, mainly through the increase in Labour seats. The result...
On Friday 23 June 2017 BASW Head Office and staff will start the move to a new address. This means that there will be a reduction in service until Tuesday 27 June when we hope to be fully up and...
Our thoughts and love are with all those affected by the devastating and horrific fire at the Grenfell Tower. This is the worst fire incident of recent times involving huge loss of life. The...
This event showcased some of the best practice taking place across England in integrating mental health and primary care, demonstrating the benefits for both the mental health and primary care...
Barnardo’s children’s charity is advising professionals, including teachers, of the signs a girl may be at risk of undergoing female genital mutilation (FGM) as ‘cutting season’ approaches. The so-...
This event – with dates in both London and Manchester – is for the leaders of primary care, community care, mental health, acute hospital, social care, housing, voluntary and public health services...
BASW comment on recent attacks in London and Manchester
BASW England wishes to put on record its grave concern at the recent increase in incidents of racism, xenophobia and hate crimes following the EU Referendum. BASW England pledges solidarity and...
BASW England National Standing Committee elections BASW England National Standing Committee (NSC) is delighted to announce the following members have been elected to serve on the NSC for 2 years...
A series of member briefings from National Voices summarising the health and care aspects of political party manifestos in the build up to the 2017 General Election. As the parties battle for votes,...
The NSPCC has launched a new video ‘Be Share Aware - safety advice from a 10 year old’ to raise awareness and give parents and carers the confidence and skills to talk to their child about staying...
To coincide with Deaf Awareness Week, Childline has launched a video for deaf or hard of hearing children and young people to explain the Childline SignVideo Service as well as using sign language to...
How are health and care issues shaping the political landscape as we head towards the 2017 general election? The King's Fund's interactive election tracker looks at how the campaigns unfold and they...
BASW’s response to NHS England Consultation on Medium and Low Secure Mental Health Services (Adults)