New podcast on innovation and social care
Listen to Katy Burch, IPC Assistant Director talk to a leading panel of experts
Katy Burch, Assistant Director at IPC, joined a panel of experts to discuss innovation and frontline social care in a new podcast sponsored by Hampshire County Council.
Katy said, “Hampshire developed a great approach tapping into learnings from previous innovations in children’s social care to help them develop a relationship and strengths-based model for social work. At IPC our evaluation explored how to remodel children’s social care practice through the lens of this ‘Hampshire Approach’ led by their Children’s team.”
Other panel contributors included, Judy Cooper, Associate Editor with Community Care, Emily Hassan, team manager of a children’s assessment and safeguarding team in Hampshire and Mhairi Macdonald, a social worker with one of Hampshire’s children in care teams.
Listen to the podcast on the Community Care website in the Hampshire County Council Employer Zone at: https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2021/02/05/new-podcast-episode-innovation-frontline-social-work/
- IPC were commissioned to contribute to the evaluation of the scheme. Read the full report by clicking on the IPC publication link below: ‘Transforming Children’s Social Care Services in Hampshire’
- The Department for Education has recently published its second-round report on its Children’s Social Care and Innovation Programme and more information can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/childrens-social-care-innovation-programme-round-2-evaluation
Read the full report
Transforming Children’s Social Care Services in Hampshire
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