Named Social Worker - SCIE
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Named Social Worker
Having a named social worker can contribute to people achieving better outcomes. A 2018 project looked at how people with learning disabilities, autism or mental health needs – and their families – can be in control of decisions about their own future, and are supported to live with the dignity and independence which we all strive for. Now, the initiative of having a named social worker is being extended to other people who draw on care and support.
Webinar recording: Supporting people to live fulfilling lives – next steps in the development of named social worker approaches
This webinar, recorded in April 2022, looks at how the named social worker, and named worker models, have been developed across adult social care, and the practicalities of making this happen.
Watch the recording
Final evaluation
The final evaluation of the project, published in July 2018.
Evaluation: final report
Summary of evaluation findings
Lessons from the programme
Learning disabilities
Intro: A toolkit to support Named Social Worker sites.
A guide for meaningfully engaging people with learning disabilities
Cost-benefit analysis
An estimation of the costs and benefits for the project.
Cost-benefit analysis
Creating cost-benefit analysis
Stories from the pilot sites
Profiles, portraits and tools from people supported, alongside Named Social Workers.
Stories of impact
Site profiles and resources
Learning report
Baseline report
Webinars
Supporting people to live fulfilling lives – next steps in the development of named social worker approaches
Watch the recording
Findings from the evaluation report
Watch the recording
Person-centred care for people with learning disabilities
Watch the recording
Latest blogs
View all
Social worker as relationship builder
03 Nov 2016
Read more
View all
Skip to content
Search our site
Named Social Worker
Having a named social worker can contribute to people achieving better outcomes. A 2018 project looked at how people with learning disabilities, autism or mental health needs – and their families – can be in control of decisions about their own future, and are supported to live with the dignity and independence which we all strive for. Now, the initiative of having a named social worker is being extended to other people who draw on care and support.
Webinar recording: Supporting people to live fulfilling lives – next steps in the development of named social worker approaches
This webinar, recorded in April 2022, looks at how the named social worker, and named worker models, have been developed across adult social care, and the practicalities of making this happen.
Watch the recording
Final evaluation
The final evaluation of the project, published in July 2018.
Evaluation: final report
Summary of evaluation findings
Lessons from the programme
Learning disabilities
Intro: A toolkit to support Named Social Worker sites.
A guide for meaningfully engaging people with learning disabilities
Cost-benefit analysis
An estimation of the costs and benefits for the project.
Cost-benefit analysis
Creating cost-benefit analysis
Stories from the pilot sites
Profiles, portraits and tools from people supported, alongside Named Social Workers.
Stories of impact
Site profiles and resources
Learning report
Baseline report
Webinars
Supporting people to live fulfilling lives – next steps in the development of named social worker approaches
Watch the recording
Findings from the evaluation report
Watch the recording
Person-centred care for people with learning disabilities
Watch the recording
Latest blogs
View all
Social worker as relationship builder
03 Nov 2016
Read more
View all