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Aiming High for Disabled Children Improving Data

Our review of policy literature and evaluations revealed common strands. The collection and sharing of data on children, and on children with disabilities is fundamental to improved delivery of...

An anatomy of economic inequality in Wales

This thought-provoking report should play a major role in evidence-based policy in Wales designed to tackle both long running and newly discovered forms of inequality. Crucially, poverty should not...

Are there neighbourhood effects on teenage parenthood in the UK, and does it matter for policy?

It reviews evidence for the existence of such effects within the quantitative „neighbourhood effects‟ literature. It also draws on the wider literature on teenage parenthood to identify three...

Armed against adversity

Derek Blincow, Helen Thomas, Angie Hart and Heather Gage outline the implications for social work practice of their brand of Resilient Therapy. They employ coping strategies to enable abused and...

Attitudes to age in Britain 2010/11

Britain’s population is ageing rapidly. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) predict record numbers of centenarians over the coming years and life expectancy, overall, is steadily increasing...

Attitudes to Mental Illness 2010 Research Report

This report presents the findings of a survey of attitudes towards mental illness among adults in England.

Aware of the blogs

Social workers and those who reflect on the profession are increasingly sharing practice experiences and views about the politics of social care in the blogosphere. Social care journalist Clare...

Building a safe and confident future: One Year On

This report brings together proposals for implementation of four Social Work Task Force recommendations which will together improve the quality and consistency of degree courses leading to...

Breakthrough Britain: Ending the costs of social breakdown

Policy recommendations to the Conservative Party. This report’s proposals will help teachers by developing a national consensus about their role and give them better training, resources and...

Back to the very beginning

Dr Joan Rapaport summarises the reflections of Mike Burt, of the University of Chester, and Dr Gary Clapton, University of Edinburgh, in presentations on the origins of social work presented to a...

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