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Huge thanks @Bhamchildtrust Chair Andy Couldrick & colleagues for joining us to support explorations of professionalism during our ‘Preparation for Placement’ week and good luck to all our #socialwork students going out on placement.
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This video from @NorwichCityFC is the best bit of Mental Health Awareness I’ve ever seen… watch until the end.
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Thank you @mcneil_tom for coming to see us, full credit to the team they are making a real difference 👍🏼
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Full credit to @Bhamchildtrust @SolihullCouncil @JTurnross @hsdavies77 @StuartLowe1977 others for setting up this court, and local authorities in the Black Country and Coventry. This kind of innovation⚡️ is brilliant to see, and tackles complex problems. 3/5
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Here’s my take on the national review into the deaths of #ArthurLabinjoHughes & #StarHobson. The report clarifies a lot but my view is that the lived experience of #SocialWork & #ChildProtection still need to be better understood & taken account of theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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There is no place for homophobia in Irish society.
Rest in Peace Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee.
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Join @njplummer1 ‘Responding to domestic abuse in practice’ outlining the best practice and the core principles when working with victim-survivors of domestic abuse. @Bhamchildtrust @Melmcp69 @JTurnross @lisalynam2
Find out more compassjobsfair.com/docs///C…
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Statement by President Michael D. Higgins on the death of Ashling Murphy
president.ie/en/media-librar…
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School exclusions can be the pathway to prison. Infusing trauma informed responsive principles while showing empathy and not exclusion could help our most hard to reach young people.This will also help disrupt the school to prison pipeline 🧠🌱
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🔵⚪️@dublinladiesg 0-12
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That’s not just a win for Meath, but for the game of ladies football. To come from Inter and not only compete but win Senior, wow🤩 What a game as well 🏐
@CrokePark 🏟 #ProperFan @SportTg4 #lgfa #AllIrelandFinal @ladiesfootball
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Let's look at the behaviour of our young people through the lens of co-regulation. Punishing a child doesn't help them regulate their own behaviour. We need to support them how to manage big feelings, not punish them.🧠
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We need a joined up public health response to gangs - our report out today:
childrenscommissioner.gov.uk… via @ChildrensComm
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Pls take a look at this CCTV. Youths attacking another in Newhall Street 👇👇 Someone will recognise them. If you do, you can let us know anonymously. We are only interested in who they are 🤔👇
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Let’s start aiming our messages at abusive men and force them to reflect
I’m sick of seeing campaigns aimed at women.
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Come along and hear about how @Bhamchildtrust are supporting our social workers through NAAS.
The national assessment and accreditation system (NAAS) enables child and family social workers to develop knowledge to improve outcomes for children and families. Join @s28oph to find out how @Bhamchildtrust is preparing their social workers to take the test. #BhamsBiggestFamily
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A throwback to a tweet I sent in 2017. This & much more will be explored in my forthcoming book. Trauma, adversity & culturally infused, informed & responsive practice is more than a buzz word, introducing an assessment tool, being nice, or putting a fruit bowl in a reception.
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"They are left with the impossible choice of either returning to their perpetrator or becoming homeless" - our Acting co-CEO Adina Claire spells out the impact of the #HousingCrisis on survivors of domestic abuse. independent.co.uk/life-style…
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BBC News - A school looking after its children – and their families
bbc.co.uk/news/stories-50843…
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We're proud to introduce Sir James Munby as our new Patron. A powerful advocate for kinship carers, he says: "too often, support is inadequate. I'm delighted to be able to help and to add my voice to the growing call for more support for kinship families” grandparentsplus.org.uk/news…































