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A View on Mentorship from ACCA’s Service Panel Manager Mentorship in social work is a powerful tool that bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and

As we look ahead to 2025, several trends and changes in children’s social care are expected to reshape the field. The recent recognition of social

For many, Christmas is a time for rest, festivities, and family. But for social workers, the holiday season brings unique challenges. Finding balance can be

Ensuring a child’s safety and well-being is a multifaceted responsibility that demands thorough, evidence-based evaluations. Two of the most crucial tools in this process are

Parents with learning disabilities face unique challenges in managing their parenting roles. These challenges often stem from difficulties in understanding complex instructions, communication, and navigating

An Interview with Sarah Roddy on the New Frontier in Social Care We welcome Sarah Roddy, General Manager of Advanced Child Care Assessments (ACCA) and

Reflective supervision offers a critical space for social workers to process their work’s personal and professional impact. While traditional supervision often prioritises case management, reflective

Many children in foster care have endured significant trauma due to adverse experiences like abuse and neglect. These events can profoundly affect their emotional, mental,

Supporting parents with learning difficulties is essential in ensuring the well-being of their children and fostering family unity. This approach emphasises the importance of assessing

Overcoming Gendered Barriers The predominantly female social work field faces unique challenges when working with fathers, particularly in child and family services. Research highlights how

The landscape of social care for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) in the UK is rapidly evolving due to the significant rise in the number of

Background Emily is an 8-year-old girl who has recently been placed under the care of social services which led to a Psychological Assessment. Concerns were