PSW magazine

More than 60 sign a protest letter to management at Derby University amid wider cuts to social science courses

Gavin Rogers, who has been homeless twice, examines the root of the current crisis – and how to fix it

In the last of a three-part series, Sally Nieman examines how the profession could reframe working with older people

Neurodivergent social workers welcome new recommendations

Social work profession welcomes policy change unveiled in autumn budget

A year of laughs from PSW’s favourite cartoonist

Professionals reminded they too are eligible for scheme commonly associated with emergency workers

To those who failed me - slipped through your fingers, now I point mine. By Megan Evans

Rabya Kataria’s powerful reflection on the workplace bullying she experienced and the promise she made if she became a manager

Risks of coercive control and 'crisis' in social care influencing decisions highlighted