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Society Professionals

January 2021

  • Sex workers across the UK are in desperate situations as lockdown continues.

    UK sex workers face rising violence and hardship during pandemic

    Some women have taken up sex work for the first time because of money worries, while others who had left the trade have returned

December 2020

  • A woman waits in the shadows

    My working week
    My working week: ‘I wonder who buys sex from the vulnerable women I try to help’

  • Richard Vize

    Clapped-out kit, long delays, too few beds and staff: NHS enters 2021 in a sorry state

    Richard Vize
  • Community food delivery in Scotland in March, during the UK national lockdown.

    The UK government has failed to handle Covid, but local councils give a ray of hope

    Jessica Studdert
  • Coronavirus outbreak, China - 05 Feb 2020<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock (10548795e) Ai Zhiyun (R) and Hu Chunli (C) buy goods for residents of an enclosed building in Nanchang, east China’s Jiangxi Provincee according to the list and send them downstairs for residents to collect. Coronavirus outbreak, China - 05 Feb 2020 To combat the pneumonia epidemic caused by novel coronavirus, some communities and villages in Nanchang City have implemented enclosed management. In order to solve the inconvenience, some community workers take on the job of running errands and purchasing on residents’ behalf. Ai Zhiyun and Hu Chunli are in charge of purchasing daily necessities for 75 households in an enclosed building. Residents will send their shopping list to WeChat the day before, and the community staff will purchase according to the list and send them downstairs for residents to collect.

    Back to basics: how social workers returned to their roots during Covid

  • 'We don't want to be seen as victims': the older people using theatre to tell their Covid stories

  • My working week
    My working week: 'Julie is disabled and the only one in her team made redundant'

  • Children's social care has changed during Covid. That progress mustn't be lost now

    Katie Rose

  • Homelessness is rising, but it is neither inevitable nor unstoppable

    Leilani Farha and Juha Kaakinen

  • I'm so proud of you: a letter to my daughter, who escaped domestic abuse

  • England's social housing reforms are welcome, but what about private renters?

    Alan Fraser

  • My working week
    My working week: 'A patient arrives at my GP surgery with Covid symptoms'

  • Distressed mother separated from breastfed baby for days during hospital stay

November 2020

  • National Trust details slavery and colonialism links<br>File photo dated 12/2/2013 of Quarry Bank Mill which is cared for by the National Trust that has revealed how 93 of the properties it looks after have links to historic slavery and colonialism. PA Photo. Issue date: Tuesday September 22, 2020. The Mill was built by Samuel Greg whose wealth was partly due to the wider family engagement in businesses related to slavery through several generations.

    Regulator's warning to avoid culture wars only increases strained relations with charities

  • ‘Faith feels lost after the removal of her children. So much of what she knows about herself is as a mother.’ Picture posed by model.

    My working week
    My working week: 'Fiona's son was taken into care a year ago. Today is his birthday'

  • Richard Vize

    Rishi Sunak's failure to give councils the funding they need will cost lives

    Richard Vize
  • Marion Bailey portrays Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, left, and Helena Bonham Carter portrays Princess Margaret in a scene from the third season of “The Crown.”

    The Crown's learning disability storyline highlights painful lack of progress

    Nicola Clark

  • 'They don't see themselves as heroes': England's social workers hailed for Covid response

  • Covid-19 deaths must prompt better healthcare for people with learning disabilities

    Jonathan Senker

  • Covid has exposed the damage caused to families by a decade of austerity

    Ray Jones
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