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A day at Fatima Whitbread's One Voice Summit

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Episode A day at Fatima Whitbread's One Voice Summit

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Listen to Sharmeen Ziauddin's (career editor at Community Care) report from the One Voice Summit which was held at the London Guildhall on 24 & 25 April 2025. The summit, was organised by Olympian Fatima Whitbread’s charitable organisation Fatima’s UK Campaign. The main aim of the charity is to ‘create a safer, happier, and healthier environment for children, ensuring they can read their full potential’. The One Voice Summit brought together many different organisations and individuals involved in the care system. This included charities, social enterprises, politicians, local authorities, academics and care-experienced people. You'll be hearing from Fatima herself, Dame Kelly Holmes and Professor Alexis Jay. Here are some of the links mentioned in this episode: Fatima's backstory and her day with social workers. Coram Voice's report Creation of the Child Protection Authority Listen to Take My Hand News story on Community Care If you liked this episode do rate and review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you are listening to this on. And do follow us on Instagram - we are @CommunityCareOfficial The Social Work Community podcast is where social workers come to discuss the key issues affecting their profession. Whether you are a student or an experienced social worker - whether you are frontline or management, this podcast is for you. You will hear direct from social workers in your community about their successes and their challenges. Follow us on Instagram to keep up-to-date with the latest news and join the Social Work Community for all things social work.

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