066 Ruth ALLEN Chief Executive...
Dr Ruth Allen joined the British Association of Social Workers as Chief Executive on 11th April 2016. She was previously Director of...
read moreDr Ruth Allen joined the British Association of Social Workers as Chief Executive on 11th April 2016. She was previously Director of...
read moreAlan Wood has been asked by the Secretary of State, Nicky Morgan MP and the Minister, Edward Timpson MP to lead a fundamental review...
read moreThe Government announced just before Christmas a review of Local Safeguarding Children Boards
read moreMy guest is Michael Hames who I’ve known for 20 years and whom I worked with on several initiatives and investigations starting...
read moreThis was our resolution following the Annual Conference of Independent Chairs of Safeguarding Children Boards. PROTECT CHILDREN AT...
read moreLucy Faithfull Foundation believes that child sexual abuse is preventable and that we can have a society where children are free from...
read moreHello again after the Summer! I thought I’d use this chance to reflect on a few of the significant events over the last month...
read moreGuest blog from Maggie Mellon, Vice Chair of The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) Stand up for social work by joining...
read moreI invited the Chair of this charity, Steve Livings, to describe the vital work it does. I have also been a Trustee of the Green House...
read moreWe talk of his commitment to child and family friendly health care and the background to this internationally endorsed initiative with its relevance to multi agency work in safeguarding.
read moreI talked to Alice Newton , the suicide prevention training co-ordinator for Papyrus, a national charity dedicated to supporting young...
read moreThis is another podcast from the highly successful BASPCAN Congress held at Edinburgh University. Professor Harry Ferguson on social...
read moreRepresenting over 1 million social workers world wide, IFSW has NGO status at the UN and represents the different ways that the...
read moreFollowing the general election I thought it interesting to hear about what’s happening in these two countries.
read moreSubtitled “Reflections from practice”a new book by Bill McKitterick that offers a fresh and innovative view on leadership for social workers and managers.
read moreThe formal debate on mandatory reporting took place at the BASPCAN Congress in Edinburgh where a packed theatre voted substantially against the proposal initially and , at the end, still voted against but with a much reduced majority.
read moreJohn Devaney MBE, Director of Social Work Education at Queens University , Belfast who Chaired the Congress gives his thoughts on the success of the event. Then, to follow, Sue Berelowitz, the Deputy Children’s Commissioner for England, talks about new initiatives and improved chances to hear the voice of the child.
read moreBASPCAN (British Association for the Study and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect) Congress opens with emotional reminder of the...
read moreBharti’s passion to challenge the root causes of child exploitation and abuse underpins her leadership role with ECPAT UK, where she has overseen important changes to law and policy in the area of child protection and trafficking prevention.
read moreIt certainly has been child protection week! With the Prime Minister announcing his ideas for professionals in child protection to be charged with ‘wilful neglect’
read moreWe should look to the person not the party when the dust has settled and the real work on the historic child abuse inquiry starts.
read moreWith the announcement of the new Chair of the Historic Abuse Inquiry this is a story that should be referred to that inquiry as I...
read moreThis episode has a conversation about a non profit company working with young adults with a learning disability and a bit from me...
read moreShe talks of initiatives, political support, policy priorities and hopes for the future in a wide ranging interview.
read moreA couple of years ago, I made a Freedom of Information request asking how many British men had been prosecuted under this legislation since its inception 17 years ago
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