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Preparing Wales

This bulletin is designed specifically to update BASW members on the latest information from Welsh Government on how best to prepare for a no deal Brexit. It is suitable for sharing with colleagues...

PCF - End of last placement/completion (PDF)

PCF - End of last placement/completion (MS Word)

PCF - Newly qualified social worker (ASYE level) (PDF)

PCF - Newly qualified social worker (ASYE level) (MS Word)

PCF - Social worker (PDF)

PCF - Social worker (MS Word)

PCF - Experienced social worker (PDF)

PCF - Experienced social worker (MS Word)

PCF - Advanced social worker (PDF)

PCF - Advanced social worker (MS Word)

PCF - Strategic social worker (PDF)

PCF - Strategic social worker (MS Word)

Campus Map

80-20 Conference Programme

Research policy

Increasingly BASW is being asked to partner individuals and organisations in research or in research bids. This policy sets out the research that BASW will support and prioritise.

Social Work with Adults Who Have Learning Disabilities: Developing the Capabilities Statement and CPD Pathway webinar accompanying documents
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Understanding People Affected by Brain Injury: Practice Guidance for Social Workers webinar powerpoint

Understanding People Affected by Brain Injury: Practice Guidance for Social Workers and Social Care Teams

Understanding People Affected by Brain Injury: Practice Guidance for Social Workers and Social Care Teams. Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is a condition that may be seen by social workers who work in...

Promoting human relationships in children and families social work: learning together about the successes, challenges and barriers’
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Professional Social Work (PSW) April 2019

SWU Newsletter April 2019

80-20 Conference Programme

Slides from SW Role in Domestic Abuse Event: Inverclyde

Slides from the BASW England 80-20 Conference in Partnership with University of Sussex

80-20 Roundtable Stakeholder meeting 08/04/19 - presentation slides

Therapeutic interventions after abuse and neglect

Therapeutic interventions after abuse and neglect. A quick guide for practitioners and managers supporting children, young people and families from National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

BASW submission HCLG Committee Spending Review

BASW's submission to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee. "Under austerity a great deal of pressure has been placed on the financial sustainability of local services and despite...

Professional Officer (Part Time) Scotland job description

Professional Officer (Part Time) Scotland person specification

Position Statement - APPG on Social Care

Professional Officer BASW Cymru Job Description

Professional Officer BASW Cymru Person Specification

Advice & Representation Officer / Trade Union Official (South of England) Job Description

Advice & Representation Officer / Trade Union Official (South of England) Person Specification
Member content

International Committee minutes 6th November 2018

SWU Newsletter May 2019

Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee release a report on “Funding of local authorities’ children’s services”

Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee have released a report on “Funding of local authorities’ children’s services”. "We heard a number of explanations of why local authorities were...
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Professional Social Work (PSW) May 2019

BASW Independents Conference 2019 programme

Evidence Matters in Family Justice: Wales second edition - handbook

“It Just Grinds You Down”

Author: Joanna Williams Ensuring children behave well in schools is essential. Most fundamentally, good behaviour is necessary to protect the safety of all in a school community. Beyond this, good...

The NHS Long Term Plan

The NHS has been marking its 70th anniversary, and the national debate this has unleashed has centred on three big truths. There’s been pride in our Health Service’s enduring success, and in the...

Supporting carers: Guidance and case studies

Becoming a carer can mean many different things. Some people find themselves providing a few hours of help a week to a family or friend by picking up shopping ortaking them to medical appointments...

National Director – Wales/Cymru Job Description

National Director – Wales/Cymru Person Specification

Driving forward system working: A snapshot of early progress in collaborative commissioning

The forthcoming NHS long-term plan is expected to champion collaboration between health and care organisations in local systems as the key mechanism for driving improvement and sustainability. As...

Self care: Councils helping people look after themselves

We talk a lot about person-centred care these days; the idea that services should be focussed around the needs of the individual rather than the service. Well, self care is exactly that. It is about...

Primary care home and social care: working together

Welcome to this guide on how colleagues in adult social care and primary care can work more closely together through the primary care home (PCH) model. Both primary care and social care have so much...

Filling the chasm: Reimagining primary mental health care

GPs and primary care are the first port of call for many people experiencing poor mental health. The vast majority of people with mental health conditions in England do not have contact with...

Demand for adult social care across counties and unitary authorities in England

There is interest in both society and Parliament regarding the future of adult social care, with a focus on the ageing population. There is extensive information available on this topic, looking at...

Child Death Review: Statutory and Operational Guidance (England)

This guidance sets out key features of what a good child death review process should look like. This process combines best practice with statutory requirements that must be followed. The purpose of...

State of Child Health short report. Child health in 2030 in England: comparisons with other wealthy countries

The health of today’s children and young people (CYP) will be one of the key factors in determining whether England is healthy and prosperous over the next 50 years. We used long-term historical data...

BASW England & SWU response to Social Work England consultation on appointment rules

This consultation response was completed in conjunction with the Social Workers’ Union (SWU) and representative of their members’ views. SWU is the only UK trade union for, and run by, qualified and...
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Minutes England Committee - 12th December 2018

Mental health services for children and young people: Seventy-Second Report of Session 2017–19

In 2017–18 only three in ten children and young people with a mental health condition received NHS-funded treatment, and many more faced unacceptably long waits for treatment. The government has...

BASW Briefing on the proposed statutory definition of 'deprivation of liberty'

BASW has developed a briefing explaining our members' response to the proposed statutory definition of 'deprivation of liberty'. Read more on the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill .

PCF - Point of entry to training (PDF)

The Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF) is the profession-owned backbone of social work education and professional development in England. First devised in 2012, the PCF has been reviewed and...

Safeguarding adults: sharing information

This guide is part of a range of products to support implementation of the adult safeguarding aspects of the Care Act 2014. Sharing the right information, at the right time, with the right people, is...

The next generation: how intergenerational interaction improves life chances of children and young people

Much of the media coverage of the growing number of intergenerational projects has focused on the benefits for older people – from improving health and care to tackling loneliness. This paper focuses...

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