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This is a new podcast by Community Care! The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a...
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This is a new podcast by Community Care!
The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a student or an experienced social worker - whether you are frontline or management, this podcast is for you. You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.
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The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a student or an experienced social worker - whether you are frontline or management, this podcast is for you. You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.
4 NOV. 2024 · Two social workers share their experience of returning to social work from maternity leave and highlight how Essex County Council has supported their transition.
How much support did you have when you returned to social work after becoming a first-time parent?
In three episodes of the Social Work Community Podcast, social workers at Essex County Council discuss the various ways the local authority supports its workforce and promotes their wellbeing.
In this episode, Amy, a team manager in a Care Quality Commission service improvement team in adult services, and Brooke, who works in a family support and protection team in children’s services, share their experiences.
Both first-time mothers highlight that being a parent is no barrier to career progression at the local authority and show how supportive management structures have helped them achieve a work-life balance.
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/11/Transcript-Returning-to-work-after-becoming-a-new-parent.pdf
About the podcast
The Social Work Community Podcast explores the issues that matter to social work practitioners in their working lives.
You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.
Our first season was nominated in this year’s https://url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/v_K9CwjPjsA3zozF3c2CJi4-M?domain=email.thesocialworkcommunity.com
So sign up to the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/ to be among the first to catch each episode and to connect with fellow practitioners in a safe space.
Otherwise, check out the Social Work Community Podcast on the following:
- https://open.spotify.com/show/7iRzMlc76mWse5B40m98EV
- https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-social-work-community-podcast/id1714472159
- https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-social-work-community-podcast--5995974
- https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Social-Work-Community-Podcast-Podcast/B0CM6WXNGQ?qid=1698864563&sr=1-1&ref_pageloadid=not_applicable&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=c6e316b8-14da-418d-8f91-b3cad83c5183&pf_rd_r=BBCBQ4KYYYX6M1FC63G7&pageLoadId=msKiNrb2ICEAcwwZ&ref_plink=not_applicable&creativeId=41e85e98-10b8-40e2-907d-6b663f04a42d
Click ‘follow’ or ‘subscribe’ on your podcast app so you know when a new episode is published.And don’t forget to https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkcommunity/.
29 OCT. 2024 · Podcast: locum v perm – what works for you?We ask two social workers from each side of the agency-permanent divide what has driven their career choices and if they would ever change their minds.
In this episode of the Social Work Community Podcast, senior careers editor Kirsty Ayakwah asks two social workers (Le'Siran Edwards and Kayleigh Rose Evans) from either side of the divide about what has driven their career choices.
Le’Siran has 25 years' experience working with children and families, and over a decade in children’s social work. She has spent the last 10 years building up her coaching service, Social Work Coaching Hub, and stepped away from locum work last year to focus on it full time. She also runs her own podcast, called Dear Social Worker Pod.
Kayleigh has spent her career working in permanent roles. Alongside her social work practice, Kayleigh works as an independent trainer and also shares reflections on social work through her YouTube channel, @KayleighRoseEvans.
Since this podcast was produced, there have been changes to rules curbing English councils’ use of agency social workers in children’s services. You can read more about the changes https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2024/10/31/agency-social-work-rules-come-into-force/
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/11/Locum-v-perm.pdf
About the podcast
The Social Work Community Podcast explores the issues that matter to social work practitioners in their working lives.Kirsty and fellow host, careers editor Sharmeen Ziauddin, interview experienced and inspiring guests, including frontline social workers who speak from the heart about their jobs, the sector and society.Our first season went down a storm and was nominated in this year’s https://url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/v_K9CwjPjsA3zozF3c2CJi4-M?domain=email.thesocialworkcommunity.com
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14 OCT. 2024 · Would you work for an inadequate-rated children's services?
This episode is in collaboration with Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP).
In this episode Sharmeen Ziauddin, careers editor at Community Care, speaks to a number of social workers at BCP Council about its improvement journey and why working for an inadequate-rated children's services is not all bad!
Sharmeen speaks to Steph, Riauri, Jamie, Cyra and Monique talk about their experiences. Steph and Cyra talk about taking the leap from agency to becoming permanent members of staff and how that has allowed them more flexibility as well as career progression. Monique shares how she left to take a job in London but why she returned to BCP Council.
Jamie talks about his experience from ASYE to present day and all the brilliant support he's got. And Riauri explains why he has stuck around for five years and plans to stay put.
If you are interested in a career at BCP Council then take a look at their https://www.communitycare.co.uk/bcp/ or check out their https://jobs.communitycare.co.uk/employer/0f5d01af-b9db-410a-a308-7a36dbd6efa0/bcp-council.
If you want to get in touch, then you can via our Instagram, which is https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkcommunity/, and if you haven’t joined the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/ then you can register for free - you will be able to talk to like-minded professionals about work, your career and a lot more.
1 OCT. 2024 · As Community Care marks its 50th anniversary this year, we wanted to find out what the social work landscape was like through those decades and how that shaped the career of a social worker.
Community Care’s senior careers editor Kirsty Ayakwah, spoke to Gretchen Precey, an independent social worker, who celebrates 47 years in children’s services this year - almost as long as Community Care has been around – to find out.
Gretchen qualified as a social worker in 1977 and spent over 20 years working directly for local authorities before establishing herself as an independent social worker.In her role, she combines direct assessment work with children and families and consultancy to practitioners.
In the latest of our Social Work Community Podcast, Gretchen tells us what keeps her in the sector so many years on and what advice she would offer to the next generation of social workers.
The Social Work Community Podcast explores the issues that matter to social work practitioners in their working lives.Kirsty and fellow host and careers editor Sharmeen Ziauddin, interview experienced and inspiring guests, including frontline social workers who speak from the heart about their jobs, the sector and society.
Our first Season went down a storm and was nominated in this year’s https://url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/v_K9CwjPjsA3zozF3c2CJi4-M?domain=email.thesocialworkcommunity.com. You can listen to all of the episodes on the leading podcast platforms, including https://open.spotify.com/show/7iRzMlc76mWse5B40m98EV https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Social-Work-Community-Podcast-Podcast/B0CM6WXNGQ?qid=1698864563&sr=1-1&ref_pageloadid=not_applicable&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=c6e316b8-14da-418d-8f91-b3cad83c5183&pf_rd_r=BBCBQ4KYYYX6M1FC63G7&pageLoadId=msKiNrb2ICEAcwwZ&ref_plink=not_applicable&creativeId=41e85e98-10b8-40e2-907d-6b663f04a42d andhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-social-work-community-podcast/id1714472159
Read the transcript here.
Carry on the discussion on the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/.
You can follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkcommunity/
On https://x.com/CommunityCare, https://www.facebook.com/CommunityCarePage/ & https://www.linkedin.com/company/community-care-social-work.
For all the latest news go to visit https://www.communitycare.co.uk/
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28 AGO. 2024 · Welcome to Season Two of The Social Work Community Podcast!
In this episode we'll be discussing whether we need more male social workers. The social work profession is female dominated – recent figures show women make up about 80-85% of the workforce in the United Kingdom. Why is this and what can be done to change this? Does it need changing?
Sharmeen Ziauddin, careers editor at Community Care, speaks to social workers https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkrace/ and https://www.instagram.com/socialwork.jason/ about their experience of the sector, why they choose the social work profession and what they, as men, bring to the table.
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/08/Season1Ep2Mentranscript.pdf.
Carry on the discussion on the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/.
You can follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkcommunity/
On https://x.com/CommunityCare, https://www.facebook.com/CommunityCarePage/ & https://www.linkedin.com/company/community-care-social-work.
For all the latest news go to visit https://www.communitycare.co.uk
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2 ABR. 2024 · In this episode of The Social Work Community Podcast, Kirsty Ayakwah catches up with Sharmeen Ziauddin about the episodes that launched the podcast in October 2023.
The first season included discussions on racism in the profession, the impact of negative media coverage on social workers, the pros and cons of being a young social and if social workers should be on social media.
We also shared a moving interview with one social worker not only overcame adversity after moving to the UK as a refugee when he was just a young teen to securing a double win in the Social Worker of the Year Awards.
We find out which one resonated the most with social workers and share some insights into what we can expect from Season 2.
If you haven’t heard, we have a new community site called The Social Work Community. The platform offers a safe, positive space to share careers guidance, network with peers and exchange experiences of social work.
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/04/2024Which-episode-was-your-favourite.pdf
If you haven’t already, you can https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/ at the socialworkcommunity.com and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thesocialworkcommunity
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1 MAR. 2024 · In this episode of the Social Work Community podcast, Sharmeen speaks to https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2024/01/12/refugee-social-worker-of-the-year-omaid-badar/, winner of not one but two Social Worker of the Year awards in 2023.
Omaid tells his incredible story of coming to England as a teenage refugee. He recalls the night he spent in a Bradford police station and what happened when he met a social worker the next morning.
He explains why he became a social worker and how his own experiences affect his practice.
Omaid speaks about the importance of restorative practice and building relationships with families and young people.
What made his colleagues at Kirklees Council nominate him? And what drives him to be the empathetic and compassionate social worker he is?
Omaid also offers advice on how social workers can support unaccompanied asylum seeking children.
https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2024/01/12/refugee-social-worker-of-the-year-omaid-badar/
Have you joined the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/
31 ENE. 2024 · In this episode we ask whether social workers should be on social media? Sharmeen speaks to two social workers, Yewande and Kayleigh, who are also YouTubers.
Yewande’s an experienced social worker and manager in child protection. Her YouTube channel Young Black Social Worker focuses on social work content for students, newly qualified and experienced social workers.
Joining her is Kayleigh a social worker who has experience working in various different adult services across some of the most deprived areas of England. She shares all her insights on her YouTube channel, Kayleigh Rose Evans. Both started their channels in the beginning of the pandemic, back in early 2020, and both have thousands of subscribers on YouTube and followers on Instagram. And they are both on TikTok too.
Why did they create a public social media profile about their work as social workers?
What are some of the positives and negatives of having a presence on social media?
They talk about confidence and also give advice for students and newly qualified social workers on how to use social media personally and professionally, in a safe way.
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/01/Social-Work-Community-kayleigh-yewander-transcript.pdf
Have you joined the https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/
31 DIC. 2023 · This episode is about racism within social work. Sharmeen Ziauddin, assistant careers editor at Community Care, speaks to Nana and Ash, both children and family social workers, about their experiences of racism.
There is discussion about racism from families they have worked with but also from within the organisations they have worked for. What should a team manager do if a family asks for a different social worker because of their race or religion? How much support is available for social workers who get abuse from service users? How important is allyship? Is there a need for more cultural competency within social work? And how much has changed since the death of George Floyd?
They discuss this and much more in this unmissable episode.
You can find Nana on Instagram: @thesocialworkerandthementor and Ash on @newgeneration_socialwork
https://markallenassets.blob.core.windows.net/communitycare/2024/01/Social-Work-Community-Episode-3-transcription.pdf
If you haven’t already, join https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/ ·
Related articles on Community Care:
https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2022/02/02/my-role-as-englands-first-anti-racist-lead-practitioner/ https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2023/05/09/conference-calls-on-senior-leaders-to-take-action-to-embed-antiracist-practice/
30 NOV. 2023 · TW: Please note there is mention of self-harm and suicidal thoughts in this episode which some listeners may find upsetting.
In the second episode of the Social Work Community Podcast, by Community Care, Sharmeen Ziauddin speaks to Elizabeth Glandfield, 23, and Omar Mohamed, 22, who are both children and family social workers.
They discuss how people they work with don’t always take them seriously at first because of their perceived age. They also talk about how being “in with the kids” is a strength that they bring to the teams they work in. What are the latest trends among young people that social workers should be aware of? And is reverse ageism a thing?
https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2023/11/21/i-did-not-enjoy-being-new-advice-for-young-social-workers/
Join https://thesocialworkcommunity.com/
If you have been affected by anything discussed you can call the Samaritans on 116123.
This is a new podcast by Community Care! The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a...
mostra más
This is a new podcast by Community Care!
The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a student or an experienced social worker - whether you are frontline or management, this podcast is for you. You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.
mostra menos
The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a student or an experienced social worker - whether you are frontline or management, this podcast is for you. You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges.
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| Organización | Community Care |
| Categorías | Cultura y sociedad |
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| sharmeen.ziauddin@markallengroup.com |
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