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Can AI write your children’s home policies? What Ofsted will ask

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AI can draft a children’s home policy in seconds, but it can’t maintain it against changing legislation, map it to Ofsted’s nine Quality Standards, or stand behind it when an inspector asks where it came from. Adam Holland breaks down what inspectors actually ask about your policies, and why a well-written document that isn’t current, evidenced and mapped to the framework still fails.

The Future of Adult Safeguarding

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Adult safeguarding is in the spotlight. With Baroness Casey’s review making headlines and the government moving quickly to respond, it is natural to wonder what this means for your day-to-day work. Here is what you need to know.

Whitney M Young Jr., Social Work Week, Part 6

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Whitney M. Young was a trailblazing social worker and civil rights leader whose collaborative approach and commitment to equity transformed American society. His philosophy of Harambee, or “pulling together,” guided his work in workforce integration, social reform, and systemic change.

Jenny Morrison, Social Work Week, Part 5

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Explore Jenny Morrison’s legacy and how her story reshaped safety, risk management, and lone working practices in social work, reminding us why practitioner safety must always come first.

Irena Sendler, Social Work Week, Part 4

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Next for World Social Work Day 2026, we celebrate Irena Sendler (1910–2008), a Polish social worker and humanitarian who embodied the theme “Co‑Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society.” She united communities, risked her life to rescue Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto, and fostered hope, dignity, and collective responsibility in the face of oppression.

Eileen Munro, Social Work Week, Part 3

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Part 3 of our Social Work Week celebration reflects on the enduring legacy of Eileen Munro. She showed that social work is inherently complex, requiring curiosity, critical thinking, and reflection, not just following checklists.

Thyra J. Edwards, Social Work Week, Part 2

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Social Work Week, Part 2, highlights an internationalist, educator, and fearless advocate for justice whose work and influence reached far beyond the borders of the United States. Through a lifelong commitment to equality, human rights, and social change, their contributions helped shape social work practice and inspired generations of practitioners around the world.

Martin Jackaman, Social Work Week, Part 1

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The first part of our Social Work Week Celebration highlights social workers who have had a huge impact. First up is the incredible Martin Jackaman, whose determination transformed accessibility for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities.

The Mental Health Act 2025

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It’s finally here after years of reviews, drafts, and debates. The long-awaited Act introduces the biggest reform of Mental Health law in England and Wales since the primary statutory framework in 1983.

A Care-Experienced View on the Power of Positive Relationships and the Need for Ongoing Support

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Sophie, Care Leaver, reflects on the long term relationships that supported her through care, highlighting how consistent, caring adults provided stability, trust and guidance, showing the powerful impact strong, lasting connections have on a young person’s life and future.

A Conversation about Mental Capacity with Beena and Maxine

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Our Lead Consultants, Beena and Maxine, sat down to have a discussion about Mental Capacity, and wrote about their findings in this insightful blog post.

The Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund is Changing: Here’s What That Means for the Families We Support

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Read our insightful blog “The Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund is Changing: Here’s What That Means for the Families We Support”, written by our Lead Consultants.

Protecting Children in Scotland: A National Approach

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Read our insightful blog, “Protecting Children in Scotland: A National Approach” where we examine the different frameworks protecting children and young people in Scotland.

Assisted Dying – What do Professionals Need to Know?

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Read our insightful blog “Assisted Dying – What Do Professionals Need to Know” writen by our Lead Consultants.

The Importance of Language Used with Our Children and Young Adults

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Read our insightful blog “The Importance of Language Used with Our Children and Young People” written by our Lead Consultants.

Follow up -Children in Scotland Annual Conference

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tri.x in Scotland: Read about our recent event and workshop where we presented our Online Procedures Manual for Children’s Services in Scotland.

How Foster Care Procedures Support Child Safety

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Read our insightful blog “How Foster Care Procedures Support Child Safety” written by our Lead Consultants at tri.x

We are exhibiting at NCASC 2024!

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We are exhibiting at NCASC 2024!
On the 27th -29th of November  we’ll be showcasing at our biggest event of the year The National Children and Adult Services Conference (NCASC)!

We’re delighted to announce tri.x’s appointment to the G-Cloud 14 Framework.

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We’re delighted to announce tri.x’s appointment to the G-Cloud 14 Framework.