Paul Willis outlines findings of a two-year study that highlights gaps in health and care provision, fear of ‘transphobic responses’ from service users and a need for better training for professionals
There has been a 63 per cent increase this year in the number of social workers applying for financial help from the Social Work Benevolent Trust, the BASW Annual Members Meeting heard.
In the wake of a woman being convicted of aiding female genital mutilation on a three-year-old, senior social work lecturer and member of the Black and Ethnic Minority Professionals Symposium Maureen Mguni looks at the role of social work in tackling the illegal practice