BASW England membership
A helpful guide for social workers on the benefits of joining your professional association in England.
A helpful guide for social work students on the benefits of joining your professional association in England. Get ahead on your course and social work career with BASW England/BASW's discounted membership for students.
BASW England/BASW membership is available to qualified social workers or students studying for a recognised social work qualification in the UK. Membership delivers all that you need, every step of the way, from learning and career development opportunities to resources, advice and representation and a lifelong sense of community.
With the British Association of Social Workers you'll get the resources you need to develop and protect your career - all under one roof.
Get involved with BASW England
The BASW England National Standing Committee works with BASW staff, particularly the BASW England National Director, to discuss current issues for social work and decide what the priorities for BASW England are. The committee are elected to serve for two years by BASW England members at the England annual meeting
Together we’ll drive positive change and influence what matters in social work today.
Find out more about the BASW England National Standing Committee
Join one of our 16 local branches across England. Branches run regular events and activities for members, contribute to campaigns and may bring motions to the BASW AGM.
Connect, learn and lobby with us. With the British Association of Social Workers you’ll get the support you need, all under one roof.
Find out more about local branches and the closest branch to you.
There are eight independent networks across England social worker can get involved with supporting both virtual and face-to-face meetings.
Get the professional resources and networking opportunities you need.
BASW England has eight thematic groups including; Adult Social Work, Black & Ethnic Minority Professionals Symposium, Children & Families, Criminal Justice, Emergency Duty Team, Mental Health, Professional Capabilities and Development and Social Workers in Health.
Work together to influence UK policy and and share knowledge and expertise.
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