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Back from the abyss

Senior practitioner Philip Appleton, a member of BASW’s Forensic Special Interest Group, follows an analysis of the role of the forensic worker in December’s PSW by exploring the contribution of this...

Advice on placement of looked after children across Member States of the European Union

This advice from the Department for Education has been produced to help local authorities understand their responsibilities under Article 56 of Council Regulation (EC) No 2201/2003 concerning...

Culture shock

Rachel Rayner, Stephanie Volz and Martlie Swart look at the issues surrounding the redefinition of professional identity for social workers entering the UK system

Too much, too young

Jim Wild makes the case for the commercial exploitation of children and young people to be taken more seriously by society and for statutory authorities to begin work on understanding the extent to...

The violence without a name

Social worker and founder of the ‘Holes in the Wall’ blog, Helen Bonnick considers the plight of parents suffering violence at the hands of their children, exploring the complexities of an...

July 2013 - BASW response to the consultation on continuing health care funding by the APPG on Parkinson’s disease.

BASW are pleased to be invited to contribute to the inquiry on Continuing Health Care (CHC) funding by the APPG on Parkinson’s disease. Many of our members are very familiar with the NHS CHC process...

Charting our own course

Ray Jones looks at how children’s social work and other professions, such as nursing and occupational therapy, have evolved in recent years and emphasises the need for adult social work to safeguard...

Children and Families Bill 2012-13

A Bill to make provision about children, families, and people with special educational needs; to make provision about the right to request flexible working; and for connected purposes.

Children and Families Act 2014

An Act to make provision about children, families, and people with special educational needs or disabilities; to make provision about the right to request flexible working; and for connected purposes.

Inquiry on 16 plus care options, Education Select Committee (2014)

Education Select Committee announce new inquiry on 16 Plus Care Options 22 January 2014 The Committee is today announcing an inquiry into the provision of accommodation and care for looked after...

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