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Social work in Wales: how student numbers have grown following bursary boost

Wales has seen a drop in applications to social work courses in recent years but an increase in bursaries may have helped, finds Jo Stephenson

United kingdomGill paulJenny williamsSamantha baronDavid wilkinsTom slaterConwy county borough councilCyngor gwynedd councilCardiff universityAssociation of directors social services cymruBritish association of social workers cymruSocial care walesWelsh governmentSocial careCare walesCyngor gwynedd

Social work pays tribute to one of its own as Mark Drakeford announces resignation

Outgoing first minister of Wales trained as social worker and then worked as a social work academic before entering frontline politics

United kingdomMaria colwellMark drakefordWales markRay jonesLaw commissionKingston universityCardiff universitySenedd welsh assemblyUniversity of londonBritish association of social workers cymruWelsh assemblySocial servicesCare actBritish associationSocial workers cymru

Life on a social work student s income: I d never buy myself something unless it was a necessity

Social work students describe struggles to support themselves and their family while training because of frozen bursary levels.

City ofUnited kingdomOmar mohamedHelen whatelyJohn mcgowanJosh dixonBritish association of social workers cymruScottish association of social workWorkers unionCampaign for scottishBritish association of social workersCommunity careCardiff universityMilton keynesSocial workersSocial workers union

Big boost to social work bursary in Wales after 12-year freeze

Social work students starting courses this year will have access to significantly more generous bursaries than their predecessors

City ofUnited kingdomAllison hulmesSue evansJulie morganBritish association of social workers cymruCardiff universityBursary campaignWelsh governmentSocial care walesBritish associationSocial workers cymru

Logan Mwangi: Independent review needed of Wales social services

Prof Donald Forrester says there are "profound problems" with the service pre-pandemic.

United kingdomNorthern irelandLogan mwangiDonald forresterWales allison hulmesBritish association of social workers cymruBritish associationSocial workers cymruRiver ogmoreChild protection registerProf forresterSocial servicesWelsh conservativesWelsh liberal democrats

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