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Reflections on ‘A Relative Affair’ The Nearest Relative under the Mental Health Act 1983

Using the nearest relative study as an example, the purpose of this paper, by Joan Rapaport, is to promote the interest of social workers in undertaking research and to support the argument that...

Barriers to education,employment andtraining for young people in rural areas

It is clear that as a nation we are experiencing the most difficult economic climate in 60 years. One of our greatest challenges is to address the rising levels of young people who are not in...

My home life: Promoting quality of life in care homes

This report summarises the lessons learnt from the My Home Life Programme examining ‘what works’ in the promotion of ‘voice, choice and control’ for older people who live in care homes. Older people...

BASW Independents poster

A poster containing information for independent social workers considering joining the British Association of Social Workers.

My home life: Promoting quality of life in care homes Executive Summary

The care home sector will play an ever-increasing role in supporting older people with complex health and social care needs. Policy across all four UK nations has emphasised the need for older people...

Social Workers Union poster

A poster containing useful information about the Social Workers Union (SWU). Please display prominently in your office or university.

Incapacity Benefit Reform

The incapacity benefit reforms that are underway are poised to hit Britain. Their impact has so far barely been felt but over the next two to three years the reforms will hit hard and in...

Fair Access to Justice? support for vulnerable defendants in the criminal courts

The current arrangements for special measures to support individuals rendered vulnerable by court proceedings are inequitable. Vulnerable witnesses are, by statute, able to access certain support (...

Breakthrough Britain: Dying to Belong

Over the past decade British society has seen an increase in gang culture and its associated violence. In addition, the composition and nature of gang culture has shifted: gang members are getting...

Time to Wake Up: A policy paper by the Centre for Social Justice October 2012

In 2009 the Centre for Social Justice published Dying to Belong, a landmark review of street gangs in the UK. We argued that gang culture is symptomatic of even deeper social problems: chaotic...

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