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Theraputic Services for Sexually Abused Children and Young People

Sexual abuse can have many varied impacts on children and young people. The stress suffered by an abused child can disturb the development of the child’s brain architecture, impairing cognitive,...

Guidance for Media Reporting on Child Abuse and Neglect in Northern Ireland

The Impact of Pupil Behaviour and Wellbeing on Educational Outcomes

Our study demonstrates the importance of wellbeing for children and adolescents throughout their primary and secondary school education. There are critical periods, however, when specific dimensions...

Poverty in Perspective

This report is the culmination of an 18-month long project, led by Demos, in partnership with NatCen and supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, to create a new model to understand poverty in a...

Thrive at Five: Comparative child development at school-entry age

Children who grow up in poverty are arriving at primary school with development levels far behind those of their more affluent peers. Save the Children commissioned Scotcen Social Research to analyse...

Getting to know the Global Agenda

Linda de Chenu, David Sims and Janet Williams look at the contents and relevance of the Global Agenda for Social Work, which will be presented to MPs in the House of Commons in March 2012,...

Go your own way

As a greater number of social workers are being encouraged to start social enterprises, social care journalist Sally Gillen takes a look at the benefits of the model, as well as the potential pitfalls

A line in the sand? Munro and the state of social work

Mike Garforth sets out his hope that Munro will lead a retreat from a culture in which social workers have been able to abdicate responsibility for failure by simply following a box ticking agenda,...

Riotous reflections

Ruth Cartwright, fresh from her role on Inside Housing’s Riot Report Sounding Board, considers the causes of the summer unrest and the role social workers may have to play in prevention

The Code Makers

As BASW prepares to publish the first revised version of its Code of Ethics, the definitive document underpinning social work practice since 1975, policy officer Fran McDonnell outlines the reasons...

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