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Artificial Intelligence · London

Use of AI rising among social workers, poll finds

The use of AI for daily social work tasks has risen in the past year, amid growing political endorsement for it See the Story

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

A day in the life of a specialist continuing healthcare social worker

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. by Lisa Norton I am an advanced practitioner specialising in continuing healthcare on behalf of a local authority. My role is to attend multidisciplinary meetings with a nurse assessor, next of kin, and a representative from the care home. The purpose of the meeting is to see if a person is eligible for continuing healthcare funding, provid…Read Article

London, England · London

Spending review: children’s services cash boost means Labour delivering on care review – MacAlister

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Extra funding for children’s social care reform in the spending review shows the government is delivering on the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care’s recommendations, according to the backbench Labour MP who led the inquiry. Frontline founder Josh MacAlister said the funding for reform announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves, up to …Read Article

Tips on developing supervision order support plans

This article presents a few key considerations from Community Care Inform Children’s guide on best practice for producing plans in partnership with families and working with families when orders are in place or being considered. Inform Children subscribers can access the full guide here. This guide was written by David Wilkins, programme director for the MA in social work at Cardiff University. What is a supervision order? A supervision order is…Cardiff, United Kingdom · Cardiff Read Article

£3,500 pay rise for Cafcass social workers sought by unions

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Unions are seeking a pay rise of £3,500 or 6% – whichever is higher – for Cafcass staff in 2025-26 in a claim designed to address past real-terms cuts in wages. Napo and UNISON lodged the claim last week, saying it was also designed to address what they said were growing pay gaps between family court advisers (FCAs) and local authority soci…England · England Read Article

BASW and Social Workers Union launch campaign to tackle ‘poor’ staff working conditions

BASW and SWU seek action on staffing levels, caseloads, CPD and mental health support for social workers in new campaignBirmingham, England · Birmingham Read Article

Children’s home staff paid over 20% more by councils than private sector, research reveals

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Pay for children’s home staff is over 20% higher in local authority than private sector services, research has revealed. Staff without supervisory responsibilities who worked for councils earned £3-£3.75 more than similarly-experienced counterparts in the private sector, which accounts for the vast majority of staff, found the Department fo…England · England Read Article

Providing a lifeline for social workers who want to get back into the sector

Hampshire County Council’s Return to Social Work (R2SW) programme provides a lifeline for practitioners who want to return to the profession after more than two years away from practice. Introduced in 2024, the scheme allows qualified practitioners to work in social work settings. They need to accrue 210 hours (30 days) to restore their registration with Social Work England if this lapsed between two and five years previously. If their lapse in …Hampshire, England · Hampshire Read Article

Government strongly backs Home Office social work agency as BASW seeks abolition

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. The government has strongly backed the Home Office social work agency charged with assessing the ages of unaccompanied asylum seekers where this is disputed. Border security and asylum minister Angela Eagle said the National Age Assessment Board (NAAB) “offers significant improvements” to the process of assessing the ages of young people se…Asylum Seekers · London See the Story

£1.6bn deficit in funding to meet minimum home care costs, finds provider body’s research

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. There is a £1.6bn gap between council home care fees and the minimum price required by providers in England to operate sustainably, the Homecare Association has found. Local authorities met just over half of the additional costs faced by English providers in 2025-26 in fee rises, according to the provider body’s latest analysis of the secto…London, England · London Read Article

‘What I wish I had known about having difficult conversations with parents’

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. by Sophie Baker This is the sixth instalment in Sophie Baker’s ‘What I wish I had known…’ series, where she reflects on her approach to practice when she started out – and what she would tell her younger self now. Looking back on my career, I often find myself reflecting on the difficult conversations I’ve had with parents. I’ve had to talk…England · England Read Article

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Use of AI rising among social workers, poll finds

A day in the life of a specialist continuing healthcare social worker

Spending review: children’s services cash boost means Labour delivering on care review – MacAlister

Tips on developing supervision order support plans

£3,500 pay rise for Cafcass social workers sought by unions

BASW and Social Workers Union launch campaign to tackle ‘poor’ staff working conditions

Children’s home staff paid over 20% more by councils than private sector, research reveals

Providing a lifeline for social workers who want to get back into the sector

Government strongly backs Home Office social work agency as BASW seeks abolition

£1.6bn deficit in funding to meet minimum home care costs, finds provider body’s research

‘What I wish I had known about having difficult conversations with parents’

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