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Sally Wassell has written a learning resource which explores the evolving meaning and application of attachment theory.
Plans for death-in-service cover and enhancements to statutory sick pay.
A blog to share experiences, ideas and reflections about what it means to be a rural social worker.
Three things: Coronavirus support
If you are having technical difficulties in lockdown, Iriss is here to help you.
Examines the developing evidence with specific consideration to conversations around end-of-life care and talking to children.
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Jenna Henderson, an Early Years Educator at Dunblane Nature Kindergarten tells us about the impact of lockdown on their services and how they’re maintaining relationships with children and families…
Organisations that support people with disabilities and long-term conditions will have their own set of particular challenges during the Covid-19 crisis. Michael McEwan speaks to three…
On 22 April 2020, Michelle from Iriss spoke to Jennifer Carruthers, Deputy manager at Rashielee Care Home in Erskine. Jennifer tells us how both staff and residents are managing in the current…
Improving justice in child contact is a project exploring child contact decisions in families affected by domestic abuse. It is funded by the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship…