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Engage: Social care – how Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children face discrimination across Europe and the UK

By Joanna Kostka, Lancaster University27th January 2022Engage

Throughout Europe – from Italy to Hungary – Romani children are overrepresented in institutional care. This is particularly acute in eastern Europe. As many as four in five children in

Engage: Planning for 2022 – what we can expect from the year ahead in social care

By Oonagh Smyth, Skills for Care27th January 2022Engage

As the new year gets into full swing, Skills for Care’s CEO Oonagh Smyth looks ahead to what the year holds for people working in social care and discusses the

Engage: How going from care to prison compounds women’s trauma – new research

By Claire Fitzpatrick, Lancaster University17th January 2022Engage

In the year to June 2021, for every 1,000 women in custody in England and Wales, 3,808 incidents of self-harm were recorded. This represented a shocking increase of 16% on

Engage: Integrating health and social care – seven steps for success

By Professor John Connolly, University of the West of Scotland5th January 2022Engage

The widespread deaths of the elderly in care homes that occurred as a result of poor decisions by government at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, revealed the lack of

Engage: How claims of ‘consensual rough sex’ hide abuse and coercive control from courts

By Cassandra Wiener, University of London and Tanya Palmer, University of Sussex17th December 2021Engage

In December 2018, British man John Broadhurst was sentenced to just three years and eight months in prison for the manslaughter of his girlfriend Natalie Connolly. While Connolly sustained 40

Engage: Bafta winner on ‘raw’ interviews with care home staff who carry burden of the pandemic

By Naomi Clarke, Reporter13th December 2021Engage

Screenwriter and playwright Jack Thorne has said the care home workers he spoke to while researching his drama Help were the “rawest” people he has ever heard. And he feels

Engage: The impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of children and young people in the UK: what the research says

By Tamsin Ford, Franki Mathews and Simon Benham-Clarke13th December 2021Engage

COVID-19 has disrupted the lives of children and young people beyond recognition. Throughout the pandemic, research has been underway to assess the impact on young people’s mental health, but much

Engage: Arthur Labinjo-Hughes case – the problem with national reviews into child abuse

By Bernard Gallagher, The University of Huddersfield 13th December 2021Engage

The UK government has launched a national review into the horrific abuse and murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes. Arthur was six years old when he was killed in Solihull by his

Engage: Social care cap – How the new system will work and why it’s unfair, an expert explains

By Janette Rutterford, The Open University26th November 2021Engage

Boris Johnson’s proposed new cap on social care has moved a step closer to reality after a majority of MPs voted in favour of it in parliament. The cap, which

Engage: How employers are helping shape the social care sector through use of workforce data

By Oonagh Smyth, Skills for Care24th November 202124th November 2021Engage

As Skills for Care celebrate the official launch of the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS) their CEO Oonagh Smyth reflects on the impact that those using the service

Category: Engage

Engage: How going from care to prison compounds women’s trauma – new research

Engage: How claims of ‘consensual rough sex’ hide abuse and coercive control from courts

Engage: The impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of children and young people in the UK: what the research says

Southport child-killer detained for at least 52 years for ‘sadistic’ murders of girls

Whitehall ‘group think’ and inter-departmental ‘open warfare’ slammed by vaccine tsar

Home Secretary announces inquiry into how Rudakubana ‘came to be so dangerous’

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Category: Engage

Engage: Social care – how Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children face discrimination across Europe and the UK

Engage: Planning for 2022 – what we can expect from the year ahead in social care

Engage: How going from care to prison compounds women’s trauma – new research

Engage: Integrating health and social care – seven steps for success

Engage: How claims of ‘consensual rough sex’ hide abuse and coercive control from courts

Engage: Bafta winner on ‘raw’ interviews with care home staff who carry burden of the pandemic

Engage: The impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of children and young people in the UK: what the research says

Engage: Arthur Labinjo-Hughes case – the problem with national reviews into child abuse

Engage: Social care cap – How the new system will work and why it’s unfair, an expert explains

Engage: How employers are helping shape the social care sector through use of workforce data