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communitycare.co.uk > content > news > how-time-becomes-power-when-working-with-unaccompanied-asylum-seeking-children

How time becomes power when working with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children

9+ hour, 47+ min ago   (1075+ words) As a social worker supporting unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, I regularly reflect on power: how these young people experience the power of the immigration regime, and how my role can both support them to navigate such dynamics and unintentionally perpetuate them....

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communitycare.co.uk > content > news > home-office-social-work-bodys-age-assessments-to-be-made-binding-on-councils-under-government-proposal

Home Office age assessments to be binding on councils

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (1044+ words) All age assessments by the Home Office's social work agency would be made binding on local authorities under legal changes being proposed by the government. This means councils would have to accept the judgment of the National Age Assessment Board…...

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communitycare.co.uk > 07/22/2025 > overseas-care-worker-recruitment-ban-comes-into-force

Overseas care worker recruitment ban comes into force

1+ year, 6+ day ago   (1248+ words) The ban on recruiting care workers or senior care workers from abroad on skilled worker visas has come into force. The immigration rule change means adult social care providers will not be able to sponsor new staff from abroad on…...

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communitycare.co.uk > 07/29/2025 > number-of-british-staff-in-adult-social-care-continuing-to-fall-as-government-cuts-off-visa-route

Number of British staff in adult social care continuing to fall as government cuts off visa route

11+ mon, 4+ week ago   (1808+ words) var pd_tags = new Array;pd_tags["15817541-src"]="poll-oembed-simple"; The number of British people working in adult social care continued to fall ahead of the government’s ban on providers recruiting staff from abroad, Skills for Care has revealed. While the sector vacancy rate fell…...