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- Yesterday57 min
Foster Care Fortnight: Sarah Thomas
Send us Fan Mail It’s the second week of Foster Care Fortnight, so this week we are shining a spotlight on fostering. Matt and Hannah are joined by Sarah Thomas, Chief Executive at The Fostering Network. This episode celebrates fostering, exploring innovations in the sector and considers fostering reforms across the U.K, as well as some of the work which Sarah has been doing in Japan in relation to fostering. Fans of the pod will know that we love The Traitors, and for this special episode to...
- 1 weeks ago43 min
Does the term “permanence” help or hinder outcomes for children: Family Justice Council Debate (Part 2)
Send us Fan Mail Following on from last week (if you haven’t listened we would recommend you start there), this week we bring you the second part of the Family Justice Council Debate. This week you will hear questions from those who were at the debate, hosted by Sir Andrew McFarlane, the then President of the Family Justice Council, with our very own Matt, Tom Wilson (1GC Chambers), Dame Annie Hudson, Professor Julie Selwyn CBE (University of Oxford), Cathy Ashley OBE (Family Rights Group), a...
- 2 weeks ago1h 12m
Does the term “permanence” help or hinder outcomes for children: Family Justice Council Debate (Part 1)
Send us Fan Mail This weeks’ episode is something a bit different from our usual format. From the sunshine of Matt’s garden, Hannah and Matt listen back to the Family Justice Council Debate which Matt was a part of in December. This episode brings you this debate, which was hosted by Sir Andrew McFarlane, the then President of the Family Justice Council, and alongside Matt, Tom Wilson (1GC Chambers), Dame Annie Hudson, Professor Julie Selwyn CBE (University of Oxford), Cathy Ashley OBE (Famil...
- 3 weeks ago1h 0m
Putting enduring relationships at the heart of reform: Jarrod Wheatley
Send us Fan Mail It’s the first episode of Series 6, and Hannah and Matt kick it off with some football chat before being joined by Jarrod Wheatley (CEO at Professional Individualised Care). This episode explores how Professional Individualised Care has built on work from Germany to approach alternatives to residential care in Australia, bringing experienced professionals from across the sector closer to the care of children, and how enduring, authentic relationships are central to this work....
- Mar 29, 202654 min
ADCS Presidency - Passing the baton: Rachael Wardell and Ann Graham
Send us Fan Mail It’s the final episode of series 5! Hannah and Matt are joined by Rachael Wardell and Ann Graham during the week that Rachael’s ADCS Presidency comes to an end and Ann’s begins. This episode explores what the ADCS has achieved over the past year, and what the focus will be for the year ahead, including discussion about child poverty, reforms and stop and search. Thank you for listening to The Relational Social Work Podcast. We are always interested to learn what you thought o...
- Mar 23, 20261h 8m
What does the future of social work look like?: Lisa Harris, Farai Kanengoni, Mike Hayward, Kieron White and Neil Thompson
Send us Fan Mail This episode was recorded with a live audience at the Social Work Show in Birmingham. Hannah and Matt are joined by Lisa Harris (Director at Birmingham Children’s Trust), Farai Kanengoni (Operational Lead, Coventry Children’s and Education Services), Mike Hayward (Principal Social Worker, Solihull Children’s Services), Kieron White (CEO, Leading AI), and Neil Thompson (social work academic, author and trainer). Together, with the support of our live audience, we discuss what ...
- Mar 16, 202654 min
A citizen advocacy approach to supporting people with a learning disability: Clare Wightman and Mel Smith
Send us Fan Mail The intro for this episode was recorded in week two of Coventry’s Ofsted inspection, and starts with Matt and Hannah’s sleep deprived ramblings. Luckily the interview was recorded pre-Ofsted, and Hannah and Matt are joined by Clare Wightman, CEO, and Mel Smith, Deputy CEO, at Grapevine Coventry and Warwickshire. The episode explores Grapevine’s work, the concept of citizen advocacy and the importance of relationships and connection in the context of working with people with l...
- Mar 9, 202643 min
Technology, AI and Family Law: Family Justice Council Conference
Send us Fan Mail Coventry got the Ofsted call so this episode is a bit different. Matt is with us for the intro, and then handed over the reigns to Hannah and Producer Arin who popped to the Family Justice Council Conference in Birmingham, where the theme was ‘The role of technology and AI in modern family law: opportunities and challenges’. Hannah spoke with Sir Andrew McFarlane (President of the Family Division and Chair of the Family Justice Council), Lisa Harker (Director at the Nuffield ...
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About The Relational Social Work Podcast
The Relational Social Work Podcast is aimed at child and family social workers. Relationships are central to social work practice and this podcast focusses on the importance of connection and relationships in social work ‘with’ children, young people and their families, exploring this through meaningful conversations with inspiring leaders from across the sector. The podcast will celebrate excellent and innovative practice ‘with’ amazing children, young people and families, and have honest conversations about some of the struggles which we can face in children and family social work. There will be a minimum of one episode released every month.Your Hosts:Matt ClaytonMatt has led and developed a number of services within Coventry primarily around children in care and care leavers. Matt has a reputation for innovative practice with young people at the center. This has included leading on the BAFTA nominated documentary Superkids and follow up Chan
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