BASW England’s members have consistently stated that children's rights must be at the heart of the Review of Children's Social Care...
The BASW England response will be general and based on key themes identified from member responses.
12 BASW members were finalists at this year's Social Work Awards...
The committee helps shape the direction and priorities of BASW England.
Dr Andy Gill gives an insight into his role as chair, and encourages members to apply to be the next one.
BASW England has been strongly advocating for registered social work representation on the board of SWE.
Pam Shodeinde, Liz Howard and Wayne Reid explore the importance of anti-racism in social work, specific areas of anti-Black racism, the Black Lives Matter movement and allyship.
The latest document released by the Review does not change our previous positioning.
BASW are shocked and saddened by the findings of the Independent Review report into the tragic circumstances that took place at Cawston Park Hospital which distressingly mirror the neglectful and...
Government must ensure this move is at least the start of meeting the scale and urgency of the crisis facing social care across the UK.
Survey for children's social workers: Data, analytics, and co-design...
Social work students continue to suffer the consequences of a system rooted in inequality
Our response to 'Case for Change' is now available to read and download...
Share your vision for social work over the next 15 years
BASW England is consulting with members on the proposals within the Health and Care Bill and the implications for social work. The Health and Care Bill was debated for the first time in Parliament on...
Statement by Dr Ruth Allen, BASW CEO and Maris Stratulis, BASW England National Director.
A range of research and funding opportunities are available from Health Education England (HEE) and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).
This BASW England position statement has been formulated based on the feedback of members, social work academics, practitioners, managers, and students.
Rebekah Pierre, BASW England Professional Officer, reflects on how social workers can better support deaf people who experience domestic abuse.
BASW England is consulting with members on the proposals within the Health and Care Bill and the implications for social work.
The proposals must give people the opportunity to be listened to, heard, and involved in making decisions about their care and treatment.
BASW England is strongly advocating for social care that is properly resourced and funded to be able to deliver the high-quality support and housing that is needed in the community.
The report does not present a sufficiently detailed historical legal and political summary of child protection policy or practice - nor does it incorporate the intersectional impact of...
Together, BASW and SWU will continue to campaign for social worker safety in the workplace.
Members of the GRT community have the right not to be harassed and discriminated against on the basis of their ethnic identity and way of life.
The Independent Review of Children's Social Care (IRCSC) has recently released its 'Case for Change' report. BASW England is seeking feedback from members on the document to help...
BASW England have refreshed the 2018 survey which resulted in campaigning to reverse the trend which saw children and families social workers spending just 20% of their time in direct contact with...
BASW England National Standing Committee (NSC) is delighted to announce the following members have been elected to serve on the NSC for 2 years with the option to stand again for a further two years...
BASW and SWU are engaging with Government to explore practical, effective and appropriate ways to improve social worker safety.
Ruth Allen, BASW CEO, introduces the new briefing and underlines its importance to social workers working with young people transitioning into adulthood.
Last month BASW England surveyed its members on the key questions taken from the government’s public survey, with a focus on those that were of most relevance to social workers
BASW England encourages members to share their views and feedback via our online survey, to help shape our formal response.
BASW England is concerned about reports of some service users who have decided not to use local services because they cannot afford to pay
BASW England is calling for reform to social care that goes beyond addressing the injustices of social care funding.
The Queen's Speech provides the government with an opportunity to highlight its priorities for the months ahead...
The BASW England Mental Health Group has discussed deep concerns about the High Intensity Network and SIM raised by practitioners and particularly by people with lived experience of using mental...
As part of BASW England's commitment to engage with politicians around social work, we created a manifesto with the six issues that we would be campaigning on over the coming year...
BASW England has made it a priority to engage with politicians across the country
We speak to Wayne about his experiences and perspectives as a Black social worker – alongside his vision for developing genuine anti-racist practice across the profession and wider society
BASW would like to hear your views so that we can submit a response to the consultation from BASW membership. Please do feed your views to us by taking this short anonymous survey.
