Social workers need training to help them better understand self-harm
It is thought that more young people are self-harming, but awareness training for care professionals is patchy
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It is thought that more young people are self-harming, but awareness training for care professionals is patchy
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Research shows that 150,000 of those affected by new tax are single parents, who will lose an average £728 each
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Children from low-income families should have more support in the early years to tackle their speech, language and communication needs says a cross-party group of MPs and peers.
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Negative attitudes towards disabled adults, children and their families are “part of a culture” at Cornwall Council which regards them as a “burden” on budgets, a charity claimed last night.
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UNIONS are claiming a partial victory in a contract dispute, but have warned ‘it may be too little, too late’.
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The damning conclusions reached in the Hannah Windsor inquiry echo similar findings in other recent Serious Case Reviews of troubled Wirral youngsters.
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A campaign urging residents to report any suspected abuse of vulnerable adults has been launched by Waltham Forest Council.
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Less than half of dementia sufferers living in care homes enjoy a good quality of life, a charity has warned as it revealed that record numbers of people in care homes have the condition.
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Martin Sheedy, a Senior Lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University social work team, has recently launched a groundbreaking new book in the social work field entitled ‘Core Themes in Social Work: Power, Poverty, Politics and Values.’
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Pupils excluded from school at 12 are four times as likely as other children to be jailed as adults, according to a new study by Edinburgh University academics.
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