“Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?” Search Results

...on the autistic spectrum to enroll in to help them adjust to the demands of higher education and social integration. For those young adults on... Read More

April 28, 2016 / by Maya Meinert (Originally published on the USC Website) A mixture of excitement and nervousness fills the air. Young people from... Read More

The term “well-being” is ubiquitous in social work codes, values, and literature. What does it really mean to social work and how do social workers... Read More

We are excited to share a new partnership between Grand Challenges for Social Work (GCSW) and Prof2Prof. Prof2Prof is a platform that allows scholars, higher... Read More

...Equity in Social Welfare Policy: Social Work’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Addressing Patients’ Social Needs Can Help Reduce Health Inequity During COVID-19 Build healthy... Read More