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Researchers at King's College London investigated why few health workers become AMHPs

Scotland has a chance to change things for the better

Social Workers Without Borders is urging the government to take action over the hundreds of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children who have gone missing from Home Office hotels.

BASW England response to Children's Commissioner's report on missing schoolchildren

Seven per cent annual leap in England also due to workers delaying retirement or job change to support famliies, says DfE

European law currently allows for co-operation between member states to protect vulnerable children across borders. But if we are not careful this could be lost putting children at greater risk when Britain leaves the EU, warns Maria Wright

Agency apologises and withdraws campaign described as 'jaw-dropping offensive'

Nicola Sylvester, a former senior social work academic, says the profession's values mean it should have solidarity with striking academics

Practitioners, academics, people with lived experience and students launch campaign