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  • who's getting rid of ICS?

    It looks like Leeds is scrapping its ICS -- are any other councils doing this?
    Posted to Children's services by MollyG on 11 Mar 2010
  • 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
  • What's wrong. Teague Plan.

    Elected Members. Heads of Service. Area Managers. Team Leaders/ Snr Pracs. The interface comes here. Social Worker. C&F (Functional) It should come here. C&F( Dysfunctional.) Think about this; it is the answer to sort out dodgy prioritisation and the feelings of isolation experianced by social...
    Posted to Social work profession by Shirack on 5 Mar 2010
  • Social worker cleared of inappropriate behaviour towards children

    A social worker has been cleared of behaving in an inappropriate sexual manner towards his step-granddaughters . Anthony Smart was accused of loosening his dressing gown and asking one of the girls, known as Child A, for a "special hug", and Read More...
    Posted to The Social Work Blog on 15 Feb 2010
    Filed under: child protection, social workers, children and young people, workforce, social work, conduct
  • Former Calderdale chief pleads not guilty to sexual assualt of boys

    Former Calderdale Council social services chief Rod Ryall has pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of indecently assaulting three boys, all under 16, when he was a live-in house master at Aycliffe Approved School in the 1960s and 70s. Ryall was director of Read More...
    Posted to The Social Work Blog on 15 Feb 2010
    Filed under: child protection, social workers, children and young people, workforce, social work, children in care, conduct
  • Ten years on, why is Victoria Climbié's social worker still suffering?

    25 February 2010 marks the tenth anniversary of Victoria Climbié's death. Over the course of the last decade there have been major changes in child protection policies in the UK. But for one social worker involved in the case, life is still frozen Read More...
    Posted to The Social Work Blog on 11 Feb 2010
    Filed under: child protection, social workers, workforce, victoria climbie, social work, conduct, Baby P, training, stand up now for social work
  • 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
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