It’s March - which means it’s time to celebrate World Social Work Month! Carry on reading to find out more about how you can get involved.
Here’s some of our top picks for upcoming events (which also count towards CPD!).
1.Positive stories of social work
When?
Wednesday 22 March, 10AM-10.50AM
What to expect:
Join this uplifting session to hear from a range of guests as they share their favourite stories, memories and experiences in the world of social work. Book your place here.
2. Continuing professional development: the first 3 years
When?
Wednesday 22 March, 6PM-7PM
What to expect:
Rooted in findings from the first 3 years of requiring annual CPD, this seminar questions:‘How can we make sure that CPD is embedded in practice and a valued part of professional life as a social worker?’. Book your place here.
3.Writing about children: recognising how language can impact a child’s journey
When?
Thursday 21st March, 11AM-12.30AM
What to expect:
In this webinar, panellists will delve into the importance of language choice when recording notes in children’s social care. There will be a close focus on the benefits of a strengths-based approach and why it can benefit the service user later on in life. Book your place here.
4. Racism on repeat - platitudes, proximity and progress
When?
Tuesday 21 March, 10AM-12.30PM
What to expect:
Cultural competence, awareness of racism in social care and ally vs accomplice will all be key themes in this event. Attendees will come away with a deeper understanding of what it means to help tackle racism in the workplace and in wider society. Book your place here.
5. Reflections and responses – Social Work in England: State of the nation 2023
When?
Thursday 23 March, 10am-11am
What to expect:
Join key speakers from Social Work England as they discuss the findings from their latest State of the nation report, which looks holistically at the social work sector, including successes, challenges and next steps.
We hope you find these events useful in developing your understanding of the sector and best practices.
If you're looking for a new role in social care, but fancy something a bit different (i.e. project-based social work) then fill out our opportunities form today.
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