Tweets from the University of #Huddersfield Social Work department, #Yorkshire about anything related to #SocialWork at a local, national & international level
Thank you to the Practice Educators and PECs from across Kirklees and Calderdale LAs for taking the time to introduce our students to your teams. Placement matching always goes much smoother with your help. This is what being in a Teaching Partnership is all about @inspiringswtp
Check out our leaflet for social workers, based upon research into resilient social workers - produced by our brilliant partners at @HudSocialWork 💯👏✅⭐️
https://t.co/8xXKb6xXJ5
We wanted to respond to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, so called for donations from our University staff and Social Work/ Health & Social Care students. A huge thank you to everyone who so generously contributed. These are going to local charity Focus 4 Hope today to be sent on🇺🇦
We wanted to respond to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, so called for donations from our University staff and Social Work/ Health & Social Care students. A huge thank you to everyone who so generously contributed. These are going to local charity Focus 4 Hope today to be sent on🇺🇦
A generous donation for Bradford Metropolitan Food Bank today from our first year Social Work and Health and Social Care students. They are meeting next week to discuss how they can continue to support local people and projects. Any ideas?
Advice on being a social work student during a pandemic. Article written by lecturer Leeanne Olivant and student Natalie Stuart, who is currently SU President at UoH @HuddersfieldSU@inspiringswtp@UoHHealthSocSci@BASW_UK
https://t.co/v5SYv10Rzg
New paper published in the @BJofSW with Sally Cross from @Sharedhealthgm@PaulBywaters and @Acsocialwork 'Housing, Homelessness and Children's Social Care: Towards an Urgent Research Agenda' really proud to be a part of this very timely piece https://t.co/DVFATzZx6N
Brilliant reflective article by two of our lecturer practitioners, published in the ‘Practice Social Work in Action’ journal. The LP role has been invaluable for student learning. @HudSocialWork
https://t.co/upxWVjXjCU
Join us for a FREE webinar to reflect on lessons from the #pandemic on working together with families in #poverty by Professor of Social Work @Acsocialwork, Lucy Wearmouth @KirkleesCouncil, and Andy Petrie & Claire McGlynn @ls2y_group.
🗓️27 April
⏰5pm
🎟️https://t.co/HlY1aWro1W
There’s still time to book your ticket for this afternoon’s webinar on mothers' lived experiences of separation from children during the #COVID19#lockdown - chaired by Professor of #SocialWork Brid Featherstone @Acsocialwork https://t.co/FwA2I4VMZk #HudPublic @WomenCentreCK
It's so great to see Social Workers and students coming together to discuss important issues. Here are their views on what helps promote their resilience. Friendship coming through as a strong theme #WSWD2021@inspiringswtp
Fantastic way to close the conference today, with the winners of our Practice Educator of the Year awards. A special mention for the Kirklees award which was in memory of Martin Hunt, a much loved and long standing Social Worker and Practice Educator Consultant from Kirklees.
Well done to Emma, Karina, Brian, Salma & Vikki who were all nominated by social work students for a practice educator award. Very well deserved. #InspiringTPWSWD#WSWD2021
#WorldSocialWorkDay Gill Kirkman @GillEK04 is Subject Leader in #SocialWork & UK Country Director of @NoneinThree. The executive summary of their research on young women’s experiences of intimate partner violence in the UK is available here: https://t.co/bkge5Shjrk #WSWD2021
Very proud that our own senior lecturer Tom is presenting his findings from his PhD around social resilience in social work at today's conference for #WSWD2021 with @inspiringswtp
@inspiringswtp@SelfCarePsy Fantastic presentation from @SelfCarePsy with some really useful advice for Practice Educators and social work professionals in general