News

After more changes, the government gets its controversial welfare reforms through the Commons

A SASW blog on the funding of local councils and community services in Scotland

The government’s welfare reforms squeak through the first stage, but at a huge cost

“Do you see me?”

BASW Chair, Julia Ross updates on BASW's work in relation to artificial intelligence in social work practice and policy.

The funding boost is aiming to build 18,000 new homes

BASW International Chair, Janet Walker considers social work's important role in an increasingly unstable world.

The Work and Pensions Secretary, Liz Kendall unveiled the changes in a statement to the House of Commons.

Co-Chair of BASW's Neurodivergent Social Workers Special interest Group, Scott Richardson shares his reflections on Neurodiversity Celebration Week

BASW England welcomes the release of the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel Report: “It’s Silent – Race, Racism, and Safeguarding Children”.