Our practice points series offer busy social workers with an overview of learning about how to conduct good quality practice. The points are also accompanied by a series of reflective questions.
These practice points are compiled from learning from case reviews and findings from published research to help inform your practice and support your learning.
Overview of key learning from case reviews and research around the voice of the child, which refers to the real involvement of children in expressing their views, opinions, and experiences.
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Ten key points designed to help social workers reflect on what makes a good quality assessment.
> Read our practice points on assessments
References
Snapshot of evidence around hearing, understanding and acting upon the voice of the child in children’s social work.
This series of expert insight films has been designed to help social workers identify and facilitate the voice of the child in their practice.
Top-line messages from research on conducting effective assessments in children’s social work – from challenges to enablers.
