Sign the open letter to support social work students across England calling for bursary reform
The momentum of the England student bursary campaign is growing with over 250 signatures.
The momentum of the England student bursary campaign is growing with over 250 signatures.
This event will help social workers navigate the complaints process if they are the victims of unfair reporting by journalists and learn how media guidelines work to protect the public.
The special BASW NI Community of Practice with SWU was an excellent discussion on future campaigning and models for working together.
Social workers deserve a safe and healthy workplace and SWU will continue to campaign for this on behalf of our members, and to fight for better resources for people who use social services.
If the current Government is not prepared to act on the issues social work students have raised, Labour must.
The students also now have the backing of Social Work Scotland, alongside the existing support from SWU and SASW.
SWU has launched a new rapid reporting mechanism for social workers concerned about media coverage, following a discussion of the topic by the IPSO Readers’ Panel.
These awards will recognise outstanding reporting of social work and build on the new guidelines on media reporting of social workers launched by SWU.
SWU General Secretary John McGowan will visit BASW Northern Ireland to discuss the work of the Union and the SWU Campaign Fund.
A powerful cross-party committee of MSPs has agreed to take action to support the need for social work university students’ to be provided with bursaries during the final years of their courses in Scotland.