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Organisations concerned with the rights and welfare of looked after children believe this CSPRP report on 48 separate incidents could contain critical evidence about systemic failings.

GFTU General Secretary Doug Nicholls shared his thoughts with SWU on International Workers’ Memorial Day.

The 'scoping review' document is more necessary than ever to help guide busy social workers to instigate both individual and societal change.

BASW England has been strongly encouraging members to share their views - and we've also put together our own submission, which you can read here.

BASW England’s members have consistently stated that children's rights must be at the heart of the Review of Children's Social Care.

Government must ensure this move is at least the start of meeting the scale and urgency of the crisis facing social care across the UK.

Our response to 'Case for Change' is now available to read and download.

SWU is establishing a ‘campaign’ fund for our members to call on to ensure campaigns throughout 2021/22 can be responsive to changing priorities, quick to deliver and high impact.

The report does not present a sufficiently detailed historical legal and political summary of child protection policy or practice - nor does it incorporate the intersectional impact of marginalization, economic, social, and health inequalities

The Independent Review of Children's Social Care (IRCSC) has recently released its 'Case for Change' report. BASW England is seeking feedback from members on the document to help inform its overall response