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Warning to Ministers that the proposed changes could hinder disabled people’s right to work

After more changes, the government gets its controversial welfare reforms through the Commons

BASW were called to give evidence at the public hearing for Module Six

The government’s welfare reforms squeak through the first stage, but at a huge cost

BASW Chair, Julia Ross, urges Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to not overlook the vital role social workers play in working with families

“Do you see me?”

BASW reports back from an eventful Labour Party Conference in Liverpool.

Statement from the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) in response to the infected blood scandal inquiry findings.

The Independent Review of gender identity services for children and young people has published its final report and recommendations.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week takes place 13-19 March.