by Margaret Mulowska | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog, Fellowship, Society
Questions that are met with a pause are often the most useful. A pause suggests that a person is thinking about something in a different way than before.As humans we can be quick to answer without always taking the time to consider the bigger picture. As a social...
by Richard Les | Mar 13, 2019 | News Article, Society
Frontline, which runs the largest social work training programme in the country, is seeking a university or an equivalent academic institution to act as a validating partner for the Frontline programme. The tender, published today, is for a university or an equivalent...
by Richard Les | Oct 24, 2018 | Blog, Society
For National Care Leavers Week, we wanted to share the stories of some of the experts by experience who help us choose and train the next generation of social workers. Read on to find out why one young care leaver chose to support our work. I found out about Frontline...
by Charlotte Lee and Jo Williams | May 31, 2018 | Blog, Society
Picture: REIGN pioneers prepare to deliver workshops in London and the South East The powerful message above perfectly summarises the unapologetic, fresh approach of the REIGN pioneers who recently delivered training sessions on child sexual exploitation (CSE) to...
by Sarah Vallis | May 23, 2018 | Blog, Society
Photo: Stacey MacNaught Earlier this month, our North East regional team were delighted to welcome Phil Mitchell, a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist, to run a session promoting positive child protection practice for social workers. The seminar, which was...
by Richard Les | Apr 25, 2018 | Blog, Society
Julia Whitehouse, a Frontline participant, made a short film about adoption before joining the programme. Watch the film below, then read on to find out why and how she made it. What inspired you to make the film? I am really interested in the educational and healing...
