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Protecting young runaways

We've developed a series of guides for: Local safeguarding leads Local authority commissioners Professionals working with children and young people Parents and carers Children and young people. These...

Someone to Care: Experiences of leaving care

‘You need some supporters’ said Nicola, a 20 year old care leaver moving into her own home in an unfamiliar area of Liverpool. Although her parents and other adults in her life had let her down, her...

Effective parent-and-child fostering: An international literature review

The review revealed a number of key themes in the literature on the effectiveness of parent-and-child fostering. On the whole, these themes reflect the imbalance in the literature towards research on...

The role of culture and leisure in improving health and wellbeing

This document is aimed at commissioners and providers of culture and leisure services in England. It is designed to help them to:  understand and engage more effectively and collaboratively with...

Thematic review of deaths of children and young people through probable suicide, 2006-2012

Every suicide is a tragedy and causes distress for many people - family, friends, professionals and the wider community. It can be particularly difficult to cope with the traumatic experience of...

Findings from ICO advisory visits to independent fostering and adoption agencies

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is the regulator responsible for ensuring that organisations comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 (the Act) and also has a remit for promoting good...

March 2014 - BASW Response to DfE consultation on the draft regulations and statutory guidance for local authorities on the care of unaccompanied asylum seeking and trafficked children

Unaccompanied asylum seeking children and child victims of human trafficking are some of the most vulnerable children in the country. The local authority providing for their care has a duty to...

March 2014 - BASW Response to the DfE consultation on court orders relating to family law

1 Introduction 1.1 The Children Act 1989 guidance and Regulations: Volume 1-court orders was first published in 1991 and last updated in 2008. It is being revised to reflect upcoming legislative...

March 2014- BASW Response to DH consultation on developing the Communications Strategy for Social Care Reform

The Department of Health is working with Public Health England’s marketing team to develop an evidence-based communications strategy for social care reform. This involves communication not just with...

Developing the Communications Strategy for Social Care Reform, DH (2014)

The Department of Health is working with Public Health England’s marketing team to develop an evidence-based communications strategy for social care reform. This involves communication not just with...

Internet Foundation Watch Annual & Charity Report 2013

Triggered by the tragic murders of April Jones and Tia Sharp (and the convictions of Mark Bridger and Stuart Hazell - both of whom had downloaded extensive collections of child sexual abuse images...

Young Mums Together: Promoting young mothers’ wellbeing

The rate of teenage pregnancies continues to be higher in the UK than in most other European countries, yet there is a wide gap in appropriate services for young mothers. Young mothers are at a...

WRA 2012: what was predicted?

Presentation from the Black Country event ‘Social Work in a Time of Austerity’ by Olez Vaines

Social work in austerity, public health and economy

Presentation from the Black Country event ‘Social Work in a Time of Austerity'

The impact of austerity for social workers

Presentation from the Black Country event ‘Social Work in a Time of Austerity'

The generation strain: collective solutions to care in an ageing society

More of us are taking on caring responsibilities for our parents and we are worrying more about how we will be cared for ourselves when we are older. But few are convinced that politics has the...

Living Well for Longer: National Support for Local Action to Reduce Premature Avoidable Mortality

Too many people die too early from diseases and illnesses that are largely avoidable. With the most common and biggest killer diseases being cancer, heart disease, stroke, respiratory and liver...

Early years: The report of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills

This early years report represents a departure for Ofsted – the first time we have published our annual review of the sector separately from the other sectors we inspect. This represents an...

Preventing child neglect in the UK: what makes services accessible to children and families?

Neglect remains the most common form of child mistreatment in the UK. It is the most common reason for a child being subject to child protection measures. The majority of professionals who took part...

The equity action spectrum: taking a comprehensive approach

This guidance aims to support European policy-makers to improve the design and implementation of policies to reduce inequities in health. It brings together current evidence on how to develop...

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