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Tue
19
Mar

World Social Work Day Celebration with IASW and BASW, Northern Ireland

10.30am-3.30pm Registration, tea/coffee at 10.00am

Ballymascanlon House Hotel, Dundalk

FREE EVENT

'Social Work Professionalism - Promoting Values, Empowering Identity'

An all-Ireland celebration of World Social Work Day 2019

Tuesday 19^th March 10.30-3.30pm Ballymascanlon House Hotel Dundalk

IASW in partnership with BASW host this year’s World Social Work Day celebration for social workers across the island of Ireland to meet and share their views on the importance of encouraging a professional social work identity.

The format will be interactive, with a series of informal workshops enabling attendees to discuss issues including: what it means to have a professional social work identity, the role of CPD in supporting identity, service users’ views on professionalism, and the impact of regulation for a professional group.

The programme will also explore how the professional bodies and regulators from both sides of the border can work together to better support social workers to grow in confidence in their professional identity.

To register a place at the event visit https://www.basw.co.uk/events/social-work-professionalism-promoting-values-empowering-identity

Programme

10.00am Registration and Tea/Coffee/Scones

10.30am Welcome Aine McGuirk IASW Chair

10.35am Opening Remarks

Sean Holland, Chief Social Work Officer, Department of Health (NI)

Michelle Clark, Chief Social Worker, Department of Children & Youth Affairs (ROI)

10.55am Keynote Address

Dr Gloria Kirwan, Lecturer in Social Work in the Dept of Applied Social

Studies, Maynooth University.

School of Social Work & Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin

“Re-affirming Professionalism: Opportunities and Challenges”