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Social Work in Wales
By David Wilkins (Contribution by), Jade Forbes (Contribution by), Diane Seddon (Contribution by), Gill Toms (Contribution by), Ian Thomas (Contribution by), Katherine Algar-Skaife (Contribution by), Naomi Parry (Contribution by), Penny Alexander (Contribution by), Sarah Lord (Contribution by), Tegan Brielrey-Sollis (Contribution by), Dan Burrows (Contribution by), Neil Thompson (Contribution by), Hefin Gwilym (Contribution by), Jaime Ortiz (Contribution by), Ceryl Teleri Davies (Contribution by), Gwenan Prysor (Contribution by), James Deakin (Contribution by), Sarah Vaile (Contribution by), Tim Versey (Contribution by), Rhoda Emlyn-Jones (Contribution by), Sarah Jane Waters (Contribution by), Liz Lefroy (Contribution by), Hope Lawrence (Contribution by), Sarah Buckley (Contribution by), Jenny Burgess (Contribution by), Tim Wynn (Contribution by), Sandra Williams (Contribution by), Anna-Louise Edwards (Contribution by), Eluned Plack (Contribution by), Rhiana Povey (Contribution by), Miriam Ennis (Contribution by), Hayley Douglas (Contribution by), Helena Barlow (Contribution by), Fiona Verity (Contribution by), Beth Pearl (Contribution by), Joanne Pye (Contribution by), Natacha Leao da Silva (Contribution by), Haddy Sallah (Contribution by), Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett (Contribution by), Robin Sen (Contribution by), Christian Kerr (Contribution by), Gillian MacIntyre (Contribution by), Graham Attenborough (Contribution by), Mark Drakeford (Contribution by), Wulf Livingston (Editor), Jo Redcliffe (Editor), Abyd Quinn Aziz (Editor)
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By David Wilkins (Contribution by), Jade Forbes (Contribution by), Diane Seddon (Contribution by), Gill Toms (Contribution by), Ian Thomas (Contribution by), Katherine Algar-Skaife (Contribution by), Naomi Parry (Contribution by), Penny Alexander (Contribution by), Sarah Lord (Contribution by), Tegan Brielrey-Sollis (Contribution by), Dan Burrows (Contribution by), Neil Thompson (Contribution by), Hefin Gwilym (Contribution by), Jaime Ortiz (Contribution by), Ceryl Teleri Davies (Contribution by), Gwenan Prysor (Contribution by), James Deakin (Contribution by), Sarah Vaile (Contribution by), Tim Versey (Contribution by), Rhoda Emlyn-Jones (Contribution by), Sarah Jane Waters (Contribution by), Liz Lefroy (Contribution by), Hope Lawrence (Contribution by), Sarah Buckley (Contribution by), Jenny Burgess (Contribution by), Tim Wynn (Contribution by), Sandra Williams (Contribution by), Anna-Louise Edwards (Contribution by), Eluned Plack (Contribution by), Rhiana Povey (Contribution by), Miriam Ennis (Contribution by), Hayley Douglas (Contribution by), Helena Barlow (Contribution by), Fiona Verity (Contribution by), Beth Pearl (Contribution by), Joanne Pye (Contribution by), Natacha Leao da Silva (Contribution by), Haddy Sallah (Contribution by), Tracey Maegusuku-Hewett (Contribution by), Robin Sen (Contribution by), Christian Kerr (Contribution by), Gillian MacIntyre (Contribution by), Graham Attenborough (Contribution by), Mark Drakeford (Contribution by), Wulf Livingston (Editor), Jo Redcliffe (Editor), Abyd Quinn Aziz (Editor)
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With a foreword by First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, this book is the first to offer an in-depth look into what makes the Welsh Social Work context unique. It includes the move towards joint children, families and adult provision and the emphasis on early intervention, future generations and partnership considerations.
Covering the subject knowledge required by the Welsh regulator, Social Care Wales, it provides essential reading for students and practising social workers in Wales, ...
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