Blame, Culture and Child Protection

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Focusing on the experiences of social workers, this book sheds light on the challenges they face in a profession often mired in a culture of blame. It examines the functioning of statutory child protection agencies and highlights the impact of 'organisational culture' on social work practices. By giving voice to practitioners, it offers a unique perspective on the complexities of child protection issues in the UK, contributing to the broader discourse surrounding these critical societal concerns.