So thankful for residential & domiciliary care workers, support workers & social workers supporting vulnerable people, families & communities through coronavirus. We are very, very proud of our students, colleagues & friends. Solidarity!👊#WorldSocialWorkDay2020 #covidー19uk

🚨🚨🚨 CHANGE OF DATE🚨🚨🚨 Please note the Northumbria University Social Work Conference will now be held on ***27th JANUARY 2023*** More details to follow

Had the opportunity to meet with another fantastic panellist for the event on 14th September yesterday. Booking link is below ⬇️ this is great for both #Students and #SocialWorkers alike #SocialWork

Northumbria University are recruiting to two posts (Assistant Professor/Lecturer) to support our undergraduate and masters level social work qualifying programmes and programmes for qualified practitioners including the only regional AMHP programme 👇🌞 https://t.co/I4h8XdYNFG

'The persistence of high level of intervention in the poorest families has little to do with social work reform and much more to do with the current political economy amplified by a decade of austerity policies.' BASW statement on the #MacAlisterReview: https://t.co/MGqrEX5UGA

Looking forward to sharing the journey of our Academy @gateshead supporting newly-qualified social workers #ASYE #socialwork #teamgateshead

BASW North East is a proud supporter of Free Loaves on Fridays: The Care System As Told By People Who Actually Get It by @RebekahPierre92 at @Unbounders Use this link to pledge and make this important book a reality: https://t.co/t6Hc0Oam8h

Martin Routledge @socfuture looks at what people, #localgov and support providers need from the #ConservativeLeadership candidates on social care, and says they need to be challenged to offer clarity on their positions. https://t.co/7Vg7baSuJo

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🚨Save the date!🚨 Northumbria University Social Work Conference 2022 'Social Work in times of crisis and disaster - working with individuals and communities to enhance wellbeing' FREE online event Friday 23rd September 2022 10am-3pm Further details to be announced soon!

New research published by CASS academic @SarahLonbay in collaboration with Dr. John Cavener from @SocialWorkNU on trauma informed teaching in social work education:

We are really enjoying talking with people and teams from councils that have joined our community of practice to use the @socfuture vision to steer local change. The idea is to create a space for folks away from the daily pressures each month to both dream & plan 1/

More Than A Provider. Book now for this gathering June 29th, Manchester! People making their lives & communities better thro inclusion, contribution & purpose. Share, learn, plan, have fun. Our ⁦@AnnaSeverwright⁩ will be there! More details available

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Any @NUstudents want to let us know what is important to them at university? Please complete this brief questionnaire PLS RT @NorthumbriaSU @NorthumbriaUni @NorthumbriaPsy

Immensely proud of social work colleagues whose research activity has contributed to @NorthumbriaUni ranking as largest riser in research power for the 2nd time! SW research is vital to ensuring practice that makes a positive difference to people. #RefResults #TakeOnTomorrow

Might seem like an odd question, with an obvious answer, but in an era of rising demand, diminishing resources and increasingly challenging working conditions, the question is worth asking. Looking forward to delivering this session for our PQ practice educator students tomorrow.

🔔 Don't miss @N_landCouncil's live webinar today at 3.30pm to learn more about what the ASYE academy can offer, including the career progression following the first year.@RNorthumberland @SocialWorkNU @MSW_Durham_Uni ➡️ Join this meeting https://t.co/0R7I3nxuYo

@SWACoventry @COMPASSeventsUK So pleased that the start of our NQSW conference was a success. Look forward to sharing lots of information throughout the week to final year social work students #socialworkstudents #ASYE @WiltsC_Careers @SocialWorkNU @sarahlfraser1 @hantsconnect @DevonPsw

Making a decision in a person's best interests (where they are unable to make the relevant decision, even with support) - is not about making the 'safest' decision. It's about exploring what the person would have decided if they were able to.

Fantastic former colleagues from @SocialWorkNU presenting at #eswra22 @NESWA_UK