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Engage: Why are more and more people seeking treatment for cannabis misuse?

By Ian Hamilton, University of York and Mark Monaghan, Loughborough University9th February 2017Engage

Any call for drug policy reform in the UK is usually met with a standard response from the Home Office. It goes something like this: “Drug misuse among adults and

Engage: Health & Social Care funding explained – In-depth Health Foundation analysis

By The Health Foundation9th February 2017Engage

The Health Foundation have just launched a new online resource clarifying the current and possible future state of health and social care funding in the UK… The UK currently spends

Engage: Britain’s criminal justice system doesn’t know what to do about autism

By Clare Allely & Antonia Wood17th January 2017Engage

Prison is not an easy ride – not least for those with autism spectrum disorder. We know from experience that some prisoners are more vulnerable to bullying and victimisation, more

Engage: Tips on reducing dinner stress for Christmas guests with dementia

By The Press Association22nd December 2016Engage

People who are hosting somebody with dementia for Christmas dinner are being urged to think about how they set the table to reduce stress levels. New tips suggest allowing people

Engage: Social care sector in dire need of urgent reform

By Iain MacDonald20th December 2016Engage

There is a desperate need to bring new money into the social care system but existing proposals will not deliver this, says Professor Les Mayhew from the Cass Business School

Engage: Charity helping Syrian children overcome psychological trauma of war

By The Press Association12th December 2016Engage

Syrian children now living as refugees in Lebanon are being given psychological care to help them overcome the trauma of war thanks to support from a Scottish charity. The Scottish

Engage: Richard Humphries asks, what now for social care?

By Richard Humphries12th December 2016Engage

Widespread dismay has greeted the omission of any reference in the 2016 Autumn Statement to the parlous state of social care funding. While few expected any fresh announcements about more

Engage: Social care services facing a daily crisis – the government must fund them properly

By Dave Prentis7th December 2016Engage

Before the recent Autumn Statement, there was plenty of chatter about the government – at long last – putting more money into social care. The system has been starved of

Category: Engage

Engage: Why are more and more people seeking treatment for cannabis misuse?

Engage: Britain’s criminal justice system doesn’t know what to do about autism

Engage: Tips on reducing dinner stress for Christmas guests with dementia

Engage: Charity helping Syrian children overcome psychological trauma of war

England’s hospitals within hours of running out of some PPE items – Matt Hancock

Minister admits ‘unacceptable’ rise in children subject to Deprivation of Liberty orders

Warning of ‘stark failure’ in social care after children placed in caravan and Airbnb

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Category: Engage

Engage: Why are more and more people seeking treatment for cannabis misuse?

Engage: Health & Social Care funding explained – In-depth Health Foundation analysis

Engage: Britain’s criminal justice system doesn’t know what to do about autism

Engage: Tips on reducing dinner stress for Christmas guests with dementia

Engage: Social care sector in dire need of urgent reform

Engage: Charity helping Syrian children overcome psychological trauma of war

Engage: Richard Humphries asks, what now for social care?

Engage: It is more essential than ever celebrate the role of hospital social work

Engage: Social care services facing a daily crisis – the government must fund them properly

Engage: Adult Principal Social Worker Network – Valuing Hospital Social Work