Aw best of luck! you could also mention that sometimes people need help with ss issues but ss are unable to help as their main problems may relate to alcohol/drugs etc so they can't be supported until they detox but may have urgent issues.
Aw best of luck! you could also mention that sometimes people need help with ss issues but ss are unable to help as their main problems may relate to alcohol/drugs etc so they can't be supported until they detox but may have urgent issues.
Ah great thanks for the advice I am soooo nervous! I'm worried about the case studies, I'm worried about the actual interview arghhhh basically worried and nervous about everything lol! x
Ah great thanks for the advice I am soooo nervous! I'm worried about the case studies, I'm worried about the actual interview arghhhh basically worried and nervous about everything lol! x
Have a look at community care, there is quite a lot of current SW news and issues on there. I remember talking to a SW recently and they say an issue was maintaining a Social Work identity in a multi disciplinary team - as these are becoming more common in health and mental health settings.
you need to look up things for yourself this is no way to get into social care work by asking what or were are thing you need to read local and externel works so you can achieve this goal by yourself ...go for it url x
Im struggling to, I have a current themes assignment. Im thinking about going with Direct work with children as its still being commissioned out to not profit organisations when serious case review's state that SW's should be having more contact with children. To my knowledge this is not happening as much as it should be.
the fact that the government is failing to reverse austerity effects and is making new plans that will reduce services further. For example, proposing to remove women's refuges from the welfare system, putting the lives of women and children at risk