Social Work and Community Welfare

The professional representative body of social workers in Australia. Resources include 'Advanced Practice' under 'Professional Development', which recognises and promotes advanced social work practice, and 'Social Policy & Advocacy'.

Links to the professional Code of Ethics, and Practice Standards

AHPA is the recognised national peak body representing and advocating for the role of allied health professions in Australia.

The global body for the profession.

United States professional organisation.

Professional membership organisation for social work.

The peak body of the community services and welfare sector and the national voice for the needs of people affected by poverty and inequality. Look at Publications to access reports, fact sheets and briefing notes.

AIHW is Australia's national agency for health and welfare statistics and information. Look at Reports and data for full text Australian health and welfare statistics publications.

Australia’s largest social policy research centre in a non-government welfare organisation. In partnership with the University of Melbourne, its multidisciplinary team includes international research and policy experts.

Funded by Commonwealth, State and Territory governments, providing access to trusted, quality health information and advice online and over the phone.

Produced on an irregular basis, the series enables the Department to disseminate information, data and analysis that stem from major research projects and evaluations. The primary purpose of the research papers is to publish detailed project findings for public use.

Aim is to help social service professionals throughout the world maintain an awareness of news regarding the profession and emerging scholarship.

The resources and links provide an introduction to social capital and its measurement, particularly from an Australian perspective.

Social work careers magazine.

This podcast project aims to help grow a conversation on eco-social work practice. The researcher and producer of the series, Andrew Nicholson, is a retired social worker and environmental educator.