Social work students honoured for activism
Two social work students have been presented with special awards for their campaign to secure bursaries for students on placements in Scotland.
Two social work students have been presented with special awards for their campaign to secure bursaries for students on placements in Scotland.
SWU has called for a meeting with Ofcom following reports of inaccurate portrayal of social workers in broadcast media.
Social Workers are urged to find out more about how the SWU Campaign Fund could help them raise awareness of issues which they see in their work and among the vulnerable people they support.
Social work students in Scotland have secured a major step forward in their campaign for bursaries in the final years of their studies.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) outlined how it operates and how social workers can seek its support and protection.
Labour Party leadership urged to look again at plans for Government as social workers are not mentioned once in the 86-page “National Policy Forum” report.
Join SWU and BASW Cymru on June 28th from 12:30-13:30 for this online Community of Practice.
Over three-quarters of social work roles are not offered on a part-time or flexible-hours basis, although there has been a slight increase in rate since last year.
A group of neurodivergent social workers is calling for fellow professionals to join them in adopting a new employers’ pledge to celebrate neurodiversity in the profession.
This free event organised by IPSO, SWU, and BASW will help social workers understand press regulation and editorial standards.