We've set up a blog to support the sharing of experiences, ideas and reflections about what it means to be a rural social worker in Scotland. The blog also aims to build visibility of rural social work’s contributions, and celebrate its distinctiveness.
It begins at a time when social workers are in the midst of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, and responding to that.
Read initial reflections from Monica Nicolin in Stornoway and Gillian Ritch in Orkney.
If you would like to contribute your own experiences of rural social work, please contact Kerry Musselbrook at Iriss.
Related resources:
Rural social work in Scotland - an evidence summary written by Colin Turbett.
Community social work in Scotland - a critical history written by Colin Turbett.
