SWU Campaign Fund continues to support Social Workers
The SWU Campaign Fund has kicked off its third year of activity with a range of developments on new and existing campaigns.
The SWU Campaign Fund has kicked off its third year of activity with a range of developments on new and existing campaigns.
“We want to ensure that diaspora social workers are aware of their rights while in the UK and can access a community of peers that is here to support one another.”
I invite diaspora social workers to join me at the upcoming Diaspora Dialogues Conference on March 18th – online and in London.
“Every day that the Government fails to make a decision, the situation for social work students gets worse.”
Social work students and lecturers in England are invited to discuss proposals for a fairer bursaries system.
Postgraduate social work students will be able to benefit from reform to the bursaries system in Scotland after a Government announcement.
A group of neurodivergent social workers have started work on a new employers’ pledge to celebrate neurodiversity in the profession.
The Labour front bench have not even had the common courtesy to reply to repeated calls for help from social work students.
Learn about successful campaigns that have been supported by Campaign Collective, including several led by SWU members.
SWU can help you challenge the problems and injustices you see as a social worker – apply now for campaign support.