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Built by social workers, for social workers

supported by Frontline fellows

"I love the app idea! It is so on point! Because I've always felt that in social work your wellbeing is separate to your work and one takes away from the other - to be able to consider both in the same place is so essential."
Caitlin M.
Social Worker, London Borough

Features of the Thrive Social Work flagship app

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Smart task list - stay on top of your workload

All your visits, meetings and assessments in one place with timescales. Automatically updates as you complete your tasks.

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Wellness tracker

Daily check-ins to remind you to look after your own needs. Track your stress, motivation, fatigue and more. Catch signs of burnout early so you can get support as soon as possible.

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Signposted support

Access a directory of support specifically for children's social workers. Build the wellness action plan that's right for you.

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Are you ready to prioritise your wellbeing?

We know it's hard being a
social worker these days,
we know things need to change.

Social workers are the beating heart of social care and we need to be okay so we can help children and families with high quality work and meaningful support.

Social worker, Trafford

I've been really anxious lately and I'm interested in how this app can help.

Social worker, Wigan

Almost a quarter of social workers (23%) described their workload as 'completely unmanageable', while 49% said it was 'hard to manage'.

Community Care Study 2020

https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2020/04/03/social-work-caseloads-70-percent-childrens-practitioners-struggle-survey-shows/
Undoubtedly, if social workers feel overwhelmed by their work this will have a knock-on effect on their mental health and wellbeing, as well as on their work with children and families.

Rachel Wardell

Chair of the Association of Directors of Children's Services
https://www.communitycare.co.uk/2020/04/03/social-work-caseloads-70-percent-childrens-practitioners-struggle-survey-shows/
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