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World Social Work Day 2024 has passed, but the issues affecting our members here in Scotland remain top of our agenda. A big thanks to Fulton MacGregor MSP for laying this important motion and to all those who signed it.
See the motion here: buff.ly/44dYiAV
We're so looking forward to this year's BASW Conference including a plenary session on sustainable practice w/ Iona Colvin, Chief Social Work Adviser at Office of the Chief Social Work Adviser (OCSWA)
Huge discounts for members and student member tickets. Grab your tickets here๐buff.ly/43Snf4v
Families are making huge sacrifices to visit their loved ones in prison. We join Families Outside in calling for action address the financial barriers of travel to prisons and support families to continue contact.
Read more ๐ buff.ly/3vWDbqa
#NoEasyJourney
In this month's blog Alison Bavidge explores what SASW does to support members and the social work profession. This blog looks at our activities from public policy to conferences and professional development.
Read here๐ buff.ly/3JnH8XX
๐ฉโ๐ #SocialWork students...are you looking to land your dream job?
Join us this Thursday 1800-1930. Develop skills in drafting applications, strategies for managing the application process & how to showcase your knowledge and experience.
Register ๐ buff.ly/3vJ7GzD
The next SASW MHO community of practice will focus on the new adolescent forensic service provided at Foxgrove (NHS Ayrshire & Arran). We'll discuss pathways in and out of Foxgrove, the clinical model, links w/ Social Work & MHOโs, + more
Join us Thursday, 9 May 2024๐buff.ly/3xwrBT6
This week Scottish Parliament Information Centre published a briefing on the Scottish Government's #ChildPovertyTargets . This is a fascinating but concerning read. We welcome signs that policies are starting to work but time is running out to meet these essential targets.
buff.ly/3Q3xIoc
In this month's blog Alison Bavidge explores what SASW does to support members and the social work profession. This blog looks at our activities from public policy to conferences and professional development.
Read here๐ buff.ly/3JnH8XX