Building better social care in Wales
An outcomes approach to practice has been promoted for many years, as have attempts to meaningfully record them. A strong emphasis on rehabilitation focused change outcomes has sometimes resulted in practitioner led outcomes rather than personal outcomes. It has also led to the neglect of other important well-being outcomes, particularly amongst older people with high… Read More
Donald Forrester is joined by Jake Morgan & Stefan Smith from Carmarthenshire County Council as part of our Care Conference Read More
Donald Forrester is joined by Andrew Jarrett, Director of Social Services, Health and Housing in Neath Port Talbot Borough Council as part of our Care Conference… Read More
Article Review by Nina Maxwell on the article: Rethinking how we view gang members… Read More
In this webinar, the first in our #blacklivesmatter series, Wayne will reflect on the #blacklivesmatter movement and the meaning of anti-racism – the belief that all races and ethnic groups are equal and deserving of the same opportunities… Read More
A blog by Tiff Evans from Voices from Care Cymru as part of our Care Conference. Read More
The concept of health inequalities – unfair and avoidable differences in health across the population, and between different groups within society – is well-established and accepted within public health… Read More
The podcast discusses the relationship between poverty and contact with children’s services… Read More
A blog by Professor Judith Harwin of Lancaster University on the topic Do family drug and alcohol courts (FDACs) reduce care? Read More
Article Review by Nina Maxwell on the article – No two gangs are alike: The digital divide in street gangs’ differential adaptations to social media. Read More
