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Sanctuary Social Work News

S O C I A L W O R K N E W S

Sanctuary Social Work News reflects positively on how those working in the diverse and challenging field of social care are helping to transform peoples’ lives. Real life examples, insightful commentary and expert advice on professional development combine to make a publication that celebrates social care.

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The spotlight on your professionJanuary ~ March 2016 issue

S O C I A L W O R K N E W S

£3.25

Council spotlightDiscover what it is like working for children’s services at the London Borough of Havering.

Living with dementia Safeguarding adultsHear from dementia campaigner, Beth Britton, as she recalls her father’s life with the illness.

Find out how Service Manager, Andy Hill, overcomes the challenges of adult social care.

The spotlight on your professionOctobe r ~ December 2015 issue

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06Council spotlight

We find out what it is like to work for Hillingdon Council’s children in care team. 11

Mindfulness

22A day in the life of...

Joe Godden, Professional Officer at BASW, shares some ‘mindful’ thoughts to reduce stress.

Hear about the daily rewards and challenges of an adult social worker in a complex assessment team.

Distributeddirectly to over

50,000 named contacts

across children’s &adult services.

The spotlight on your professionOctobe r ~ December 2015 issue

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S O C I A L W O R K N E W S

£3.25

06Council spotlight

We find out what it is like to work for Hillingdon Council’s children in care team. 11

Mindfulness

22A day in the life of...

Joe Godden, Professional Officer at BASW, shares some ‘mindful’ thoughts to reduce stress.

Hear about the daily rewards and challenges of an adult social worker in a complex assessment team.

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Focused on taking a positiveapproach to social work.

Every edition shows support for those working within the sector, understands the challenges and explores how

services are being developed and improved.

Printed by Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified printers. This ensures every page is produced from sustainable forests.

“This magazine makes you feel part of a profession that is

going in the right direction.”Children’s Social Worker

Informed editorial, with contributions from high-profile leaders of practice, policy and education to the

valuable input from those working on the front line.

Easy to digest, with a fresh and practical approach to style and design.

Integrated social media strategy,supporting each issue and its advertisers to maximise reach.

Available in print and digital format,allowing readers to share content across their network.

Readers include:• Social workers

• Team managers • Service managers • Heads of service

• Assistant directors• Directors of service

• Deputy Chief Executives • Chief Executives

News stories ...and announcements concerning

the social work profession

What’s inside?

And much more!

Regular column...from Zoë Betts, Adult Social Worker and owner of iamsocialwork.

Special reports ...focusing on topical areas (examples include education, the public

perception of social work, CPD and the general election).

Guest articles ...featuring leaders in the field of social care, frontline practitioners, authors,

practice educators and specialist advisers.

Spotlight feature ...in every issue providing

organisations with the chance to talk directly to social care professionals

about the innovative work they are involved in. The double-page

spotlight complements their recruitment efforts. It provides a

platform for promoting the positive aspects to working in social care in

their area.

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Diary entry...detailing ‘a day in the life of’a social worker (across various

different specialisms).

Advertorialopportunities

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An advertorial within Sanctuary Social Work News provides you with direct access to over 50,000 named contacts of those working purely in social care. With the magazine being a quarterly publication, you receive exposure to your target audience for at least three months.

Copies of the magazine are also distributed at industry exhibitions. These include Community Care Live (London and Birmingham), Compass Jobs Fair in the North West, and a range of niche conferences and university-based events throughout the UK.

Having a strong grasp of digital media, Sanctuary Social Work News’ publishing team actively promotes the magazine and individual advertorials across a number of social media channels. This also includes posting your content to the Sanctuary Social Care blog and hyperlinks to your website.

“You receive exposure to your target audience

for at least

3 months”

Direct links to job vacancies

Highlight the main benefits of working for your local authority

Perks of relocating to your area

Talk directly about your services and work

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Terms and conditions: all prices are subject to VAT at standard rate at the time of invoicing. For multiple orders we will invoice together unless requested otherwise. Our terms of payment are 30 days within issue date of the invoice.

Copywriting servicesBeing up-to-date with factors influencing the UK’s social care system, we work directly with our advertisers to prepare insightful content and creative copy. Please contact our publishing team if you have an idea for an advertorial you would like to discuss.

Graphic design servicesWhether you require an advert to be resized or need something designed from scratch, we are able to offer a full graphic design service. The level of support, if required, is always agreed prior to booking. To find out more, please contact our publishing team.

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To discuss prices or editorial and advertising deadlines, please contact us on 0333 7000 040 or email us on press@sanctuarypersonnel.com

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Technical specArtwork formatIf supplying your own artwork, please supply in any of the following formats: PDF, Tiff, Jpeg, EPS or InDesign file.

All artwork needs to be at 300dpi CMYK, or vector files with all fonts outlined. If supplying an InDesign file, all fonts and images need to be packaged. Allow 3mm bleed on all sides if advert is to fill entire page. Safe type area of 10mm from trimmed edges.

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Sanctuary Social Work News focuseson fulfilling the thirst for hearing about the remarkable and challengingwork social care professionals are involved in on a daily basis. It showcases real life examples of excellence, from the front line up, connecting the hierarchy of the sector.

Available in both print and digital, the magazine is easy to access and allows for best practice to be shared through a variety of social media channels.

The diverse range of topics facilitate discussion and highlight areas of best practice from across the UK. This is why many readers reference the magazine as part of their Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

We regularly ask our readers what they think about the magazine and here’s what they have to say...

Why does Sanctuary Social Work News attract

so many readers?

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For more information on advertising or editorial opportunities, contact:press@sanctuarypersonnel.com | T: 01473 283512

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“It’s a great layout and very topical. Some interesting articles prompted me to do some further reading”Advanced Practitioner, Children’s Services

“I am impressed – the topics can be discussed and debated. The content is also clear, relevant and up-to-date”Social Worker, Children’s Services

“The magazine is easy to read and covers the diverse areas of social work”

Social Worker, Adult Services