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  • how can social workers spot incest?

    The case of Sheffield's Family Q is all over the papers, but very little coverage has been given to the difficulty social workers face in identifying incest and how to deal with it once it comes up. Any tips of personal experience?
    Posted to Children's services by MollyG on 11 Mar 2010
  • Anyone struggling with resources?

    There's been talk about groups of children in need overlooked by the Laming recommendations who therefore do not get the same funding or attention as those highlighted by Lord L. One of our sources has said the following groups fall through the Laming cracks: - sexually abused children, - teenagers...
    Posted to Children's services by MollyG on 9 Mar 2010
  • Vanessa George: The press can't make up their minds

    What a contrast in the reactions of this morning's newspapers to the sentence handed down to paedophile nursery nurse Vanessa George. Read More...
    Posted to Outside Left on 16 Dec 2009
    Filed under: Children, child protection, child abuse, Vanessa George, Little Ted's Day Centre Unit
  • How did baby Peter change social work?

    According to many, the Peter Connelly case has changed the face and practice of social work forever. Media concerns aside, how has it affected the frontline? What changes have social workers experienced over the past 12 months as a result of the baby Peter case? Concrete or theoretical, has it actually...
    Posted to Children's services by MollyG on 27 Oct 2009
  • Amidst the media frenzy for social care - how about shedding a little light?!

    "The social care industry has doubtless taken a battering over recent times through mistakes and negligence by just a tiny sample of individuals within the line of work and when sharks smell blood they move pretty quickly. Moral panic is high on a lot of media’s agenda and when it gets its...
    Posted to Children's services by Rosko on 21 Oct 2009
  • Why all this support for Roman Polanski?

    The brilliant QC Michael Mansfield describes his job as "defending the indefensible". This week Hollywood, politicians and literary figures have been coming over all Michael Mansfield about film director and, let us not forget, child sex offender Read More...
    Posted to Outside Left on 29 Sep 2009
    Filed under: Children, child protection, Roman Polanski, Frederic Mitterrand, Harvey Weinstein, Robert Harris, Hollywood, child abuse
  • Publish reviews in full

    writes Emma Maier Shadow children's minister Tim Loughton and fellow Conservative Les Lawrence, cabinet member for children's services in Birmingham, have made a tentative deal to publish in full all future serious case reviews into child abuse Read More...
    Posted to The Social Work Blog on 11 Feb 2009
    Filed under: child abuse, child protection, Emma Maier
  • Television

    I saw ‘How Mad are You?’ last night. I’m going to reserve judgement until next week. It seemed a bit uncomfortable and I was trying to work out what the point of it was. Was it for entertainment? or to challenge stigma? Anyway, I’ll Read More...
    Posted to Fighting Monsters on 12 Nov 2008
    Filed under: social work, work, social services, baby p, Haringey, Child Protective Services, Child abuse, Child protection
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