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Is a Qualified Social Worker, Manager and Father. I am also football mad (MK dons) love to watch my Children play football!

England
Joined November 2010
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Head over to my instagram to see my new posts and check out my website to get in touch if you’d like to buy any of my work
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I couldn’t be prouder of what our staff in Children’s Services achieve for our children & families every day, along with our partners in schools, SYP, Health & vol sector, it’s a system wide team effort that makes the difference 🎉❣️⭐️👏 – at Rotherham, England
BREAKING NEWS: Rotherham's Children's Service has been rated GOOD by @Ofstednews in a report published this morning. Read more here ➡️ rotherham.gov.uk/news/articl…
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We are recruiting within our Children's Services 🌞 Current vacancies: ⭐Social Worker Level 1 & 2 ⭐Senior Practitioner ⭐Assistant Team Manager ⭐Team Manager / EDT Team Manager Click the link to our Children’s Services website to apply. childrensservicesnel.co.uk
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So proud to be able to share this talent and creativity watch out for the creative connections anthology this autumn #TheTogetherProject @NELCouncil @CXNELC @Horizon_yz @hhpublish1 @vaneltalk @SarahSpursGeo @GrimsbyCreates
Replying to @YouthActionNEL
@YouthActionNEL’s “Creative Connections Competition” (#TheTogetherProject) has come to an end and winners have been selected 🎉 Check out this original collaborative piece by two young people from North East Lincolnshire 🎶 youtube.com/watch?v=w1itrdgV…
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It is an exciting time to be working in #NELincs #socialwork #childrenssocialcare
⭐New Vacancy: EDT Team Manager ⭐2 x 21 hours (FTC 12 months) ⭐Salary: £42,821 ⭐Closing date 18/08/2021 There has never been a more exciting time to join Children’s Services within North East Lincolnshire. To find out more click childrensservicesnel.co.uk
We have vacancies in our Children's Services Team😀 ⭐Principal Social Worker ⭐EDT ⭐Social Worker Permanent, Full-time 37 hours, with flexible working, relocation package and holistic working environment. @NELCouncil #socialwork #childrenandfamilies #lovewhereyouwork 🌻🦋
Join our Children’s Services team in a variety of roles: Principal Social Worker EDT Social Worker Permanent, Full-time 37 hours, with flexible working, relocation package and holistic working environment. 🌻🦋 Visit: childrensservicesnel.co.uk/
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Refresh Lincoln 💥 The Trailer 🎨The words of children and young people have been unleashed across the city! 📍Lincoln City Centre 📅 10th July - 4th September 2021 💰 FREE ℹ️ zesttheatre.com/refresh #RefreshLincoln
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This is awful. Absolutely awful. It also explains why Downing Street was desperately trying to flog the ‘foreign aid’ dead horse yesterday. Such blatant contempt for the British public was not confined to Cummings. huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/j…
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This is disgraceful One firms “plan to manufacture face masks in the UK for as little as 10p a unit was turned down by government, despite its offer to make 75m masks a month at no profit at the point when the NHS need for PPE was at its most dire.” huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/w…
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A prominent myth on the topic of looked-after/vulnerable children and therapy is "you can't do therapy until child is in a stable place/home". TRUTH = You can use EMDR to resource the child and process traumatic experiences.
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Social work with children and families in the pandemic. A time of possibility and potential, opportunities and challenges. @SusannahBowyer @Acsocialwork on doing and thinking differently ow.ly/2Gu730qQHCQ
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Dominic Cummings breaks the lockdown rules and gets his own Downing Street press conference. England's Chief Nurse refuses to support Cummings and gets dropped from the Downing Street press conference. It really is one rule for them and another for everyone else.
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As Boris Johnson is urged to suspend the export of riot gear to the US, some can’t help but wonder why American police have better access to British PPE than frontline NHS workers.
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“We’re dropping like flies around here.” 82-year-old Des is isolating after Covid-19 killed several of his friends. This is how he is coping with the lockdown. #C4StuckatHome
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Delays at the heart of government may have risked thousands of lives, #Dispatches can reveal. Scientists advising the government warned nearly a month before lockdown that as many as 500,000 people may lose their lives if the virus spread unchecked across the country.
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Leading with care, blurring boundaries and holding complexity, uncertainty and curiosity – we are delighted to be able to share the Tackling Child Exploitation Support Programme’s new website ow.ly/ou6u30qLOfU #CSE #TCEprogramme #TCEsupport
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BBC News at Ten just glossed over most significant news of the day. To coincide with his decision to start lifting the lockdown, Johnson wanted the C19 risk level to be reduced from 4 to 3. All 4 U.K. CMOs refused & level remains at 4. So why are we still lifting the lockdown?
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The official UK covid-19 death toll is now above 50,000. The second highest in the world. It’s time for Boris Johnson to get a grip. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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'When the world faces a pandemic and strict social distancing measures are enforced, home visits and face-to-face meetings must cease, but people’s need for relationship-based support does not.' New from @researchIP ow.ly/viCD30qLSbj