Ken Loach talks to SWU
Celebrated film director Ken Loach speaks to SWU about poverty, politics, and social work.
Celebrated film director Ken Loach speaks to SWU about poverty, politics, and social work.
SWU can help you challenge the problems and injustices you see as a social worker – apply now for campaign support.
Students have once again written to Ministers to ask for an update on progress and a meeting to discuss their proposals for reform.
It’s not too late to register for SWU’s Training & Development Day in Manchester on Saturday 23rd September 2023.
Review from the preview showing of the (possibly) last film directed by Ken Loach. The Old Oak will be in theatres from 29th September 2023.
We had hoped the Minister would promise to look into the issue but these warm words contained no promise to change the unfair bursaries system in England.
The Social Workers Union has submitted evidence to a formal review of student bursaries in Scotland to back campaigners calling for change.
Many social work students face unique levels of financial hardship as they are unable to work part-time while completing their studies.
No worker should be pushed into poverty, unsustainable debt, or homelessness simply because of the papers they hold.
Four social work students / apprentices have each won a prize of £500 for their outstanding essays on supporting diverse communities across the UK.