Age assessment and risk: considering the consequences in both directions
An ISWS practice tool for balanced safeguarding decision-making Purpose of this tool Discussions about risk in age-disputed cases often focus […]
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An ISWS practice tool for balanced safeguarding decision-making Purpose of this tool Discussions about risk in age-disputed cases often focus […]
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We are delighted to welcome Deborah Chandler as a contributor to our Direct Work Resource Database. Deborah has kindly written […]
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Triple planning asks us to hold three possible timelines at the same time: a positive decision and what life in […]
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Since we sent out our newsletter, we’ve had some lovely feedback about the Football Ecomap resource shared by Zahraa Adam […]
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Introduction At ISWS, we have the privilege of working with practitioners from across the UK (and sometimes beyond), and […]
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Before we start: This blog is not intended as a criticism of the National Age Assessment Board. We are using […]
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The racist rhetoric circulating in our communities is abhorrent. Let’s be clear, it’s not “legitimate concern,” it’s racism, and it’s […]
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Supporting Separated Migrant Young People: New Resources for Social Work Staff Navigating the migration and asylum process can be […]
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ISWS are very excited to launch their new research report examining decision making processes in age assessments, a collaboration with […]
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The Helen Bamber Foundation and Young Roots, has published a new report on age assessment. The report examines the hub […]
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