Hannah and Nana from LB #Croydon explain how they use Burnham's Social Graces to understand adolescents and their families in context, systemically #CCLive19

In Croydon, family safety plans created using family group conference model include identifying people a young person can stay with in crisis to avoid adolescents going into care #CCLive19

'Above everything else, good reflection in the key skill we need to pass on to #NQSWs'. How are individuals personally affected by work, relationships with families and managers, what do they learn from them? #CCLive19

Stewart McLachlan from ChildrensLegalCentre answering complex questions about working with immigrant and asylum-seeking children, parents and care leavers: social workers can signpost people to change of conditions form but not tell them what to put in it (i.e. not giving advice) #CCLive19

Excited for day 2 of #25yearsofcclive Was so much learning to take in yesterday I failed to tweet 😆. But started with truly amazing session about understanding self-harm from Satveer Nijjar

A lot of appreciation from the audience for David's point that if he had actually been cared for, rather than in unregulated accommodation between ages of 15 and 17, he wouldn't have ended up in prison, the human as well as the overall costs to the system #25yearsofcclive

Thanks @juliamaryross BASW for ensuring the last word in this debate came from a young man in care...about aspirations and multi-agency working. Really inspiring #25yearsofcclive

Loving the wall of inspirations/aspirations on our Community Care stand at #25yearsofcclive today. Come and add yours on stand 13