There is a dearth of research with Black and Minority Ethnic carers. Little is known about the experiences of this group, and their access to and take up of formal and informal support… Read More
Working in partnership with families through participative meetings
There are several models for involving family members in decision making where there are concerns about a child, rather than key decisions being made in a professionally-led case conference… Read More
NSPCC Reunification Practice Framework: evidence-informed framework for children in care
The session offers an overview of the Reunification Practice Framework, a comprehensive framework that brings together research insights, practical guidance and tools to support practitioners to gather robust evidence and make structured professional judgements around safe permanency decisions… Read More
Sharing key messages from the evaluation of the ‘Gwella’ intervention
The intervention was designed to support children aged between 5 and 11 years old who were involved with social services and had experienced trauma and abuse, providing a trauma-informed system of supportive… Read More
Videos
Our events and resources enrich skills while foregrounding the lived experience of care-experienced people. All ExChange Wales webinars are available on our YouTube channel.
Out-of-home care-experienced children’s educational careers: what can be learnt…
It is well known that children with out-of-home care (OHC) experience perform poorly within school and in the educational system. However, we know less about their educational careers over time… Read More
Getting our voices heard
Findings show that some improvements have been made on the inclusion of people with learning disabilities in policy conversations, but that there remains considerable work to be done to achieve meaningful inclusion. Particularly, that policy consultations… Read More
Mutual Benefits – The Potential of Disabled People as Foster Carers
There is a huge shortage of foster carers in England, and the University of Worcester has undertaken a research project to find out why Disabled people are excluded from fostering. This webinar presents findings which include a short video illuminating the key ethical and pragmatic issues in this neglected area of equal opportunities. The university… Read More
Social workers in hospitals
Local authorities in Wales often locate teams of social workers in hospitals to carry out discharge planning for older people who will require ongoing care and support in order to leave hospital… Read More
Ethnic, socioeconomic, and intersectional inequalities in child welfare intervention rates
There is often an assumption that the two inequalities are either equivalent, requiring only one practice and policy response, or totally disparate, requiring unconnected policy and practice responses. This webinar will present the findings from… Read More
