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We’re proud to relaunch #ChangeTheScript this #SocialWorkWeek by shining a light on the often-unseen role of social workers and the positive impact they have on millions of people.
We’ve partnered with Turner Prize-winning artist, Helen Cammock. ow.ly/noea50YuHNA
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Fk yes. This 💯. Cmon with the bs white washing. #changethescript #ffs #auspol
Why are we still teaching like it’s 1950 when we know so much more about the brain and learning now? Are you using researched based teaching strategies? tinyurl.com/34n5s2s4 #changethescript
#MorningReads "The study also found that couple configuration played an important role. For example, teen girls who partnered with boys were at a particular disadvantage compared to girls partnered with girls or boys partnered with girls." #changethescript #pleasurestudies
Social Work is often misunderstood, but it’s one of the most rewarding professions out there, so we’re proud to support Social Work England’s #ChangeTheScript campaign, which celebrates the stories of those in the profession.
Find out more about different Social Work professions at: hud.ac/ui3
Green background with the Social Work England logo and text: “My relationship with my social worker is really positive because when we first started getting to know each other, she took us out for milkshakes, and she just listens and cares about me.” - Bella. With an image of two people talking outside.
There’s a perception that social work isn’t respected in society, and the media often shows the profession in a negative light.
Bella shared the positive relationship she has with her social worker, as part of our #ChangeTheScript campaign.
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We're sharing real stories of social work. Bella emphasised the positive experience she had upon meeting her social worker, who says she “just listens and cares about me”.
Let’s #ChangeTheScript on social work. www.socialworkengland.org.uk/about/change-the-script
As part of our campaign to #ChangeTheScript on social work, we’ve created a guide that gives simple tips on how to explain what social workers do.
www.socialworkengland.org.uk/about/change-the-script/change-the-script-campaign-guide
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Social workers protect, listen to, support and empower people to improve their chances in life, yet the way people talk and write about social work doesn’t always reflect this.
Lilly discussed how this can have a negative impact on their relationships with the people they support. #ChangeTheScript
We’re proud to support @SocialWorkEng’s campaign to #ChangeTheScript on social work.
🎥 Watch their powerful video below sharing real stories from social workers and the people they support
#SocialWorkNI #Yes2SocialWork #ChooseSocialWork
Pink background with the Social Work England logo and text: “I think as somebody who experienced some kind of adversity and difficulties in my own life and childhood, I recognise that perhaps I could have benefitted from having somebody like a social worker in my life.” - Lilly, social worker. With an image of a person smiling on the right.
Social worker Lilly reflected how experiences impacted her decision to become a social worker, and the negative effects misinformation about the role of social workers can have on the profession.
Hear more of her story: youtu.be/GYvmqU9_7mA?...
#ChangeTheScript #socialwork
We’ve been working with social workers and the people they’ve supported to launch the second phase of our #ChangetheScript campaign.
Find out how you can help to support the campaign by sharing your own positive stories of social work with our toolkit: www.socialworkengland.org.uk/about/change...
We’re supporting Social Work England’s #ChangeTheScript campaign – to challenge social work’s negative public image, which has a harmful impact on social workers and the people they support.
Including mental health social workers who we've been advocating for in our #SocialWorkMatters campaign. 💙
New research by @socialworkengland.bsky.social reveals 44% of adults believe social workers are not respected in society.
This doesn't reflect the real story of social work, and the millions of people social workers support every day.
#ChangeTheScript 👇
Photo of a young man is on the right hand side of the image, he is sat in a recording studio. The words on the left are a quote from Ken - who has lived experience of social work from when he spoke on BBC Radio 5 Live "Clair is a superhero...I didn't know a social worker could care about someone this much. When I saw somebody like Clair putting so much time and so much thought into my life, just to get me out of my issues, that opened up my eyes to social work".
As part of our #ChangetheScript campaign, BBC 5 live interviewed Clair and Ken who both featured in our new film. Ken talked about the positive impact his social worker Clair had in his life, and how she helped transform his outlook.
Watch the new film: youtu.be/GYvmqU9_7mA?...
The #ChangeTheScript campaign by @SocialWorkEng aims to boost positive perceptions of social workers across society by sharing the real story of the profession.
Watch the real story of social work here: youtu.be/GYvmqU9_7mA
Two women are facing each other, they are smiling and having a conversation. The woman on the left has shoulder length brown hair and the woman on the left has long blonde hair. They are stood by a canal side which is blurred out in the background. The words: 'It's time to Change the Script' on social work' is across the front of the picture along with the Social Work England and Change the Script logos.
We’ve created a toolkit for people and organisations to support the #ChangeTheScript campaign by promoting our campaign content and messages.
You can help by sharing content that tells the real story of social work on your channels.
Find out how: www.socialworkengland.org.uk/about/change...
Words: 'Changing the script on social work' are to the left of a photo of two women smiling and talking in a speech bubble shape, there are words to the right of the image that say 'How to talk and write about social work'
Do you write or talk about social work in your role?
We’ve published a new guide with information and practical suggestions for how to tell a more accurate story of social work; one that recognises the positive impact of social workers.
#ChangeTheScript
www.socialworkengland.org.uk/about/change...
a photo of a woman is blurred in the background. The words 'its time to change the script on social work' is in the foreground along with the Social Work England and Change the Script logos
It’s time to #ChangeTheScript on social work.
We're aiming to transform how social work is viewed in society by sharing the real story of social work and the positive impact it makes to the lives of millions of people, every day.
Watch the video:
youtu.be/GYvmqU9_7mA?...
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Incredible work. Social work deserves more than a moment — it needs a movement. Reframing the narrative is essential to build trust, pride and understanding. Let’s keep the momentum going and #ChangeTheScript for good.
#SocialWorkMatters, #PowerOfSocialWork, #SocialWorkInAction
During Social Work Week 2025, we delivered a session about why we created a campaign to #ChangeTheScript on social work, educating and informing people about what social workers do, as highly skilled, regulated professionals.
Watch the full session: youtu.be/jBblV9Zup3s?...
#SocialWorkWeek2025
Look out for the second phase of our campaign to #ChangeTheScript on social work next week.
We’ll be publishing a short film alongside a guide on how to talk and write about social work.
#socialwork #socialworker #socialworkstudent #NQSW
This⬇️truth STILL being ignored #Bluecrew #momsky #ChangeTheScript
#ChangeTheWorld
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Dear TNT,
Is it Everton’s last season at Goodison ?
You’ve only mentioned it 5,643 times
#ChangeTheScript
Image of an older man with a younger man supporting him. The image has a blue overlay. Yellow and white text reads 'social work is vital. That's the message of Social Work Week 2025.' There is a hashtag below saying Social Work Matters.
Image of an older man with a younger man supporting him. The image has a blue overlay. Yellow and white text reads We need to recognise the value of social work and advocate for the profession all year round - not just in Social Work Week. There is a hashtag below saying Social Work Matters.
Social work is vital - that’s the message of #SocialWorkWeek2025.
Sarah McClinton, Chief Social Worker for Adults, emphasised how #SocialWork is key to government priorities.
@socialworkengland.bsky.social #ChangeTheScript campaign has promoted social work as a skilled & regulated profession.
I was raised in the 1970s under the Focus on the Family ethos. Now in my mid50s remembering trauma, & having to deal with having undiagnosed AuDHD… Dobson & his ilk promote traumatising children to force behaviours via fear
#bodykeepsthescore
#physicalpunishmentisabuse
#changethescript
Looks like we are halfway to me skipping the Super Bowl this year. If Chiefs win, it will be the first Super Bowl I don’t watch since…ever… I think.
#ChangeTheScript
