Black professional mothers create an environment of safety and hope for their children... It's not without it challenges. Here's a snapshot of mine... @Rossett https://t.co/p9Xdk7URZX
BASW members tell us that when it comes to the care review:
a) Lots of social workers have no idea it's happening
b) Many are unaware of the significance/potential consequences
Please share tomorrow's FREE webinar to raise awareness with great speakers!
https://t.co/nr9lXSUCzX
If you’re in the good-hearted majority who believe vulnerable 16/17 year olds deserve care, please sign this petition. There has never been a time in living memory when teenagers in care have been so very at risk/unheard. A moment of your time could make a lifetime of difference.
@JeremyVineOn5 Are we asking Andrew to hand in his title too? Or Boris Johnson? Or are we only attacking women of colour here? Lets be proportionate in our judgements.
One of my amazing young people (16yo), who is currently Looked After, would like to be a Barrister (Family Law).
Are there any Care Experienced Barristers out there who would be willing to have a virtual chat?
I am really hoping Twitter could help me out 🙇🏽♀️
@RebekahPierre92@SBSisters This has been an interesting training session. It's existence indicates a move in the right direction and I hope it's given its attendees tools and idea's for more effective working.
Black & minoritised women who are survivors of domestic abuse face unique barriers to accessing support. @BASW_UK is joined by specialist service @SBSisters to help social workers understand & respond. How I wish I learnt this as a student #BASWEnddomesticabuse#BlackHistoryMonth