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- Sep 30, 2026
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Community Care - Ask Inform (opens the original)
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The new answers tool – built for social workers Need to explore an unfamiliar area of practice, prepare for a conversation or refresh your knowledge? Ask Inform lets Community Care Inform users ask a question in everyday language and find an answer grounded in Inform’s trusted content, with links to explore the sources further. Watch our short video to see how it works: Community Care Inform is a digital learning platform designed to enhance social work practice, knowledge, and outcomes through
Social workers on the toll of perceived spiritual attacks (opens the original)
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Alisha, an experienced social worker, decided to step away from her previous frontline role due to a safeguarding case involving a toddler that led to her dealing with intimidation from the family, and experiencing strange dreams and unexplained events in her life. She now works in social work management. Separately, Anne, who was a frontline children’s social worker, decided to leave the profession because she felt unprotected after dealing with a safeguarding case where she experienced verbal
Equipping young people to make the transition into adulthood (opens the original)
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In the final in a three-part series from North East Lincolnshire Council, social workers from children's services explore some of the changes that contributed to a significant improvement in the authority's Ofsted rating. In this episode Emily, who recently turned 18, explains how she has been supported and equipped to make the transition into adulthood. And Ben highlights how through North East Lincolnshire's transformation journey the local authority has been able to introduce frameworks such
Equipping young people to make the transition into adulthood (opens the original)
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In the final in a three-part series from North East Lincolnshire Council, social workers from children's services explore some of the changes that contributed to a significant improvement in the authority's Ofsted rating. In this episode Emily, who recently turned 18, explains how she has been supported and equipped to make the transition into adulthood. And Ben highlights how through North East Lincolnshire's transformation journey the local authority has been able to introduce frameworks such
How one council is supporting social workers to develop (opens the original)
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“I wish I could have had something like the leadership programme at the start of my leadership journey. I think it would have been really helpful.” These are the words of Yarri, practice development manager and participation lead at North Somerset Council children’s services, about one of a portfolio of career-building programmes the local authority has created to help social workers and managers to develop. Established in September 2025, in partnership with social work training provider Frontli
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