"I love my daughter more than I ever thought it was possible to love another person, but I didn’t get sober for her. I did it because I finally learned—after 35 years—how to love myself.." #inspiringstories
"I was unprepared to be faced with a bunch of perfectly normal, completely together women casually talking about needing to do the thing that I knew could unravel me"
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#fightaddiction#ChoicesQualityRehabs#addiction#recovery
A colourful “All About Me” booklet which enables social workers to gain inormation about a child’s family, likes and dislikes, life events, wishes and feelings and needs get it here: https://t.co/iLeepzToO8
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Whatever you think you know about families caught up in exploitation. Whatever you think you know about what solutions would be great for them.
Unless you are sitting down with them. Unless you have listened.
Unless you are prepared to try and feel what they feel.
#DontSpeak
With the number of children in care at its highest for 35 years, and the pandemic increasing the pressure and strain on families and on children's services, this is very concerning.
A reminder that if you are a mother who is involved with children's services because your children are (or may be) harmed by experiencing and/ or witnessing domestic abuse you can find help & advice here 👉👉 https://t.co/PukR0IXHkh
#16Days#orangetheworld@UN_Women
New from SCIE: This quick guide will help social workers and social care practitioners understand how to gather evidence and information virtually, so they are able to identify and assess risks normally gathered through observation.
https://t.co/pVUyUnipoE
Devised with women who are homeless, on probation or in prison, we are incredibly proud to launch Sugar on @BBCiPlayer today, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women https://t.co/iS5xlCneN2
#SugarBBCiPlayer Pls RT
Keeping CCE within the news, however the headline of the article, would suggest that drugs within higher education is a new phenomenon. Teachers & establishments need better training regarding how to deal with it. #CountyLines#restart360 https://t.co/t6et91yg8S
We are recruiting!!! 👋👋
Experienced sessional family support supervisors wanted to join our highly skilled staff complement...visit our Facebook page for more information Closing date: 31/7/2020
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We have just launched our new report, Families in Lockdown, detailing the effects of #lockdown on the family and friends of people with a drug, alcohol or gambling problem. Download the Full report here: https://t.co/GEy89y5n8B
If you can't make your usual face-to-face support group during #lockdown , our online forum is here for you. A non- judgemental space to talk to others online who are also affected by someone's drug or alcohol use, or gambling habits. https://t.co/8ciTDnKSxU #peersupport
Interesting article quotes our chief exec. "Some social workers (are) going above & beyond...But we are regularly finding child protection conferences are being held by phone, with parents often unclear as to who is even in the room...this must not become the new normal”