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Serving deprived communities in a recession

This report explores how budget cuts will affect the capacity of local government to meet the needs of more deprived households and communities. There is real concern that more deprived groups will...

Early Intervention: Smart Investment, Massive Savings

Early Intervention is an approach which offers our country a real opportunity to make lasting improvements in the lives of our children, to forestall many persistent social problems and end their...

Early Intervention: The Next Steps

Early Intervention is an approach which offers our country a real opportunity to make lasting improvements in the lives of our children, to forestall many persistent social problems and end their...

Early intervention: informing local practice

Overall, the evidence reviewed shows that the case for investing in early intervention approaches to improve outcomes for children, young people and families and to bring about cost savings in the...

A day in the life of a renal social worker

Cathy Holman, a renal social worker for the past 12 years, explains about the role she performs alongside patients and families, offering insight into the daily routine and the emotional challenges

A different class?

Who Cares? Scotland was commissioned to establish what looked after young people want from the education system. The aim of this consultation exercise was therefore to record the experiences of a...

A Report on the Intensive Fostering Pilot Programme

This study examines the experiences and outcomes of the first participants in the programme in England and compares them with the outcomes of a comparison group who were sentenced to custody or an...

A Social Work Manifesto for Northern Ireland

In Northern Ireland we already lead the way in many aspects of social work provision. Northern Ireland has a history of high-quality social work education and training and NIASW would call for this...

A very big job in the country

Richard Pugh outlines the distinctiveness of rural social work, both in the UK and overseas, and urges policymakers to make more efforts to understand the nature of practice that often varies...

Active Ageing

Population ageing presents a number of challenges for our welfare systems and public finances. Indeed, the EU Member States spend, on average, more than a quarter of their GDP on social protection,...

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