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Jul 8, 2021 42 min

Homes not Hospitals

from Let's Talk Social Work

Host, Andy McClenaghan, is joined by Barbara Keeley MP, Co-Chair of the Westminster All Party Parliamentary Group on Social Work, Alexis Quinn from the Restraint Reduction Network, and Liz Howard, Professional Officer with BASW England. They discuss why people with a learning disability and autistic people continue to be inappropriately placed in treatment and assessment centres in secure settings, the impact this is having on the people involved and what needs to change.For information on the BASW England 'Homes Not Hospitals' campaign, please visit www.basw.co.uk/homes-not-hospitalsA transcription of the Westminster Hall debate mentioned in the discussion is available at https://bit.ly/3wgHXsE

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