Website Links
Thanks very much for visiting us! Here are a few of the sites around the web that we recommend.
Bridge House
Contact & Assessment Centre. A pioneering new service has opened its doors in Cannock. Bridge House, at 254 Walsall Road, is the first supervised contact and assessment centre in the area and is part of the Social Work Choices group.
The work at Bridge House is very much involved in human rights and the welfare of children and is thoroughly embedded in legislation, particularly the Children Act 1989 and the Human Rights Act 1988
Law Society
The Law Society is the professional body for solicitors in England and Wales. It serves society by working to improve access to the law. It provides services and support for solicitors themselves. It sets the standards that underpin the profession's reputation as the best independent professional advisers.
BAAF
BAAF Adoption & Fostering is the leading UK-wide membership organisation promoting the highest standards of child-centred policies and services for children separated from their families of origin.
FRG
Family Rights Group (FRG) was established as a registered charity in 1974 to provide advice and support for families whose children are involved with social services. FRG works to improve the services received by these families.
NSPCC
The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is the UK's leading charity specialising in child protection and the prevention of cruelty to children. Founded in 1884 as the London SPCC by the Reverend Benjamin Waugh, the NSPCC is the only UK children's charity with statutory powers that enable it to take action to safeguard children at risk of abuse.
BASW
BASW is the largest association representing social work and social workers in the UK. Whether you are qualified or not, experienced, or just entering the profession. It is there to help, support, advise and campaign on your behalf.
The Children's Society
The Children's Society work with and for children to help them deal with life's harshest challenges and face the future with confidence.
NCH
The NCH site describes their work and includes expert advice for children, young people and parents.
Barnardos
Barnardo's helps the most vulnerable children and young people transform their lives and fulfil their potential. Their website will tell you more about what they do and their work with children and young people as well as how you can help them to continue their work.
Family Support Unit (FSU)
FSU is one the UK’s leading charities working with children and families. Since 1948 they have been at the forefront of the development of modern day social work, creating new ways of engaging hard to reach, vulnerable and excluded families. At each FSU Centre their staff aim to engage with the most marginalised and excluded families.
BILD
The British Institute of Learning Disabilities (BILD) is committed to improving the quality of life for people in the UK with a learning disability. We do this by influencing policy-makers and other decision-makers, encouraging good practice among practitioners from a wide range of disciplines and helping people with a learning disability take control of their own lives. Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability are accepted as equal citizens with the potential to make a positive contribution to our communities.
Thanks very much for visiting us! Here are a few of the sites around the web that we recommend.
Bridge House
Contact & Assessment Centre. A pioneering new service has opened its doors in Cannock. Bridge House, at 254 Walsall Road, is the first supervised contact and assessment centre in the area and is part of the Social Work Choices group.
The work at Bridge House is very much involved in human rights and the welfare of children and is thoroughly embedded in legislation, particularly the Children Act 1989 and the Human Rights Act 1988
Law Society
The Law Society is the professional body for solicitors in England and Wales. It serves society by working to improve access to the law. It provides services and support for solicitors themselves. It sets the standards that underpin the profession's reputation as the best independent professional advisers.
BAAF
BAAF Adoption & Fostering is the leading UK-wide membership organisation promoting the highest standards of child-centred policies and services for children separated from their families of origin.
FRG
Family Rights Group (FRG) was established as a registered charity in 1974 to provide advice and support for families whose children are involved with social services. FRG works to improve the services received by these families.
NSPCC
The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is the UK's leading charity specialising in child protection and the prevention of cruelty to children. Founded in 1884 as the London SPCC by the Reverend Benjamin Waugh, the NSPCC is the only UK children's charity with statutory powers that enable it to take action to safeguard children at risk of abuse.
BASW
BASW is the largest association representing social work and social workers in the UK. Whether you are qualified or not, experienced, or just entering the profession. It is there to help, support, advise and campaign on your behalf.
The Children's Society
The Children's Society work with and for children to help them deal with life's harshest challenges and face the future with confidence.
NCH
The NCH site describes their work and includes expert advice for children, young people and parents.
Barnardos
Barnardo's helps the most vulnerable children and young people transform their lives and fulfil their potential. Their website will tell you more about what they do and their work with children and young people as well as how you can help them to continue their work.
Family Support Unit (FSU)
FSU is one the UK’s leading charities working with children and families. Since 1948 they have been at the forefront of the development of modern day social work, creating new ways of engaging hard to reach, vulnerable and excluded families. At each FSU Centre their staff aim to engage with the most marginalised and excluded families.
BILD
The British Institute of Learning Disabilities (BILD) is committed to improving the quality of life for people in the UK with a learning disability. We do this by influencing policy-makers and other decision-makers, encouraging good practice among practitioners from a wide range of disciplines and helping people with a learning disability take control of their own lives. Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability are accepted as equal citizens with the potential to make a positive contribution to our communities.
