
Learn on the go is the Community Care Inform podcast where practitioners, trainers, consultants, academics and researchers discuss practice, research, and theories and what they mean for social workers. Listening to episodes is a convenient way to learn and refresh your knowledge when you don’t have much time to read or prefer other ways of getting information and reflecting on your practice. We’v... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Welcome to Learn on the go, the podcast from Community Care Inform, where we discuss the issues affecting social workers and social care practitioners.
This episode looks at cou... more
This episode focuses on welfare benefits and support in England and Wales.
The welfare benefits system is designed to provide financial support to individuals and families in need. However, according to a report published in 2025 by Policy in Practi... more
Welcome to Learn on the go, a Community Care Inform podcast, where we discuss the issues affecting social workers and social care practitioners. This episode focuses on eating disorders in adults and the support that occupational therapists can provi... more
In this episode, Philip Heslop, assistant professor of Social Work at Northumbria University, explores the vital topic of engaging fathers within the child protection system. In this discussion, Philip Heslop shares insights from his decades of exper... more
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This show centers on social work practice, policy, and research, often featuring practitioners, researchers, and people with lived experience to illuminate complex human service topics. Recent episodes explore child criminal exploitation and county lines, welfare benefits navigation, the role of occupational therapy in treating eating disorders, engaging fathers in child protection, barriers to exiting prostitution, and safeguarding children with SEND. Across episodes, guests share practical insights, case perspectives, and systemic critiques, with a strong emphasis on real-world implications for frontline social care, multi-agency collaboration, and policy awareness. A notable strength is the blend of lived experience with academic and pra... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Adam Elliott
2. Gary Vaux
3. Abigail Cardwell
4. Philip Heslop
5. Jude Gordon
6. Delin Dixon
7. Yinka Olaniran
8. Sarah Goff
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