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Social work sector decries passage of small boats legislation

From the Illegal Migration Act becoming law to children being subjected to solitary confinement in a YOI, here's the week in social work

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How life s challenges change as you age – Eastlondonlines

How life s challenges change as you age – Eastlondonlines
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For some fleeing Ukraine, the trauma will never end

Practitioners must recognise that some refugees fleeing Ukraine will be traumatised for the rest of their lives, a social work professor has warned.

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Social work provision for asylum-seeking children in hotels is insufficient, say charities

Social work provision for asylum-seeking children in hotels is insufficient, say charities
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Directors give partial backing to proposed asylum reforms for unaccompanied children

Directors give partial backing to proposed asylum reforms for unaccompanied children ADCS supports use of evidence-based scientific age assessments, changing criteria for initial checks by immigration officers and establishing national board to oversee system, amid widespread opposition to changes Picture posed by model (photo: pixelrain/Adobe Stock) The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) has given partial backing to the government’s proposed reforms to the asylum system for unaccompanied children, amid substantial opposition from social work groups and charities. When they were launched for consultation in March, the proposals were criticised as undermining social workers’ roles and increasing the chances of children being treated as adults and put at risk.

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