Safeguarding children and witchcraft labelling in social work

Authors: Prospera Tadam and Awura Adjoa

This book offers a crucial resource for professionals seeking to understand the alarming issue of witchcraft branding as a modern form of child abuse. This enlightening book addresses the rising trend of witchcraft accusations against children in the UK, a trend often overlooked by social workers and other practitioners.

The book explores the ongoing challenges of witchcraft labelling and introduces fresh theoretical frameworks, including contextual safeguarding. It features reflective questions, real-world practice dilemmas, and connections to current policies, all while incorporating updated legislation and professional standards in social work.

This is a vital read for social workers and anyone working with children, and will help every reader gain the insights needed to combat this pressing issue.