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Sheffield Colleagues attend SSCR Annual Conference 2026

Sheffield Colleagues attend SSCR Annual Conference 2026

Collaboration, connection and community in Bristol!
Aruzhan Dauletova and her supervisor Claire Cunnington

Sheffield SSCR UG Internships Blog Series (2026 Cohort)

Hear about 2nd year student Aru Dauletova’s experience of creating literature reviews for practitioners!
Wanqi (Kiki) Hou and Kadija Bouyzourn

Sheffield SSCR UG Internships Blog Series (2026 Cohort)

Hear about 2nd year student Wanqi (Kiki) Hou’s experience of stakeholder mapping for SSCR!

Self portraits of Miranda Bednar and Elsie Ledger

Sheffield SSCR UG Internships Blog Series (2026 Cohort)

Hear about 2nd year student Miranda Bednar’s experience working on an Easy Read glossary for accessible communication!
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Navigating Neurodisability Through the Prison Gates: Why Social Care must be part of the conversation

Dr Danica Darley, explores how social care systems respond to people identified with neurodisabilities during imprisonment, and how support continues (or too often fails to continue) when individuals transition back into the community.
UKABIF Conference 2025

SSCR PhD Student attend the UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum Summit for Change

On the 3rd of November, an SSCR PhD Student, Craig Andrews used their research training funding to attend the UK Acquired Brain Injuries Forum (UKABIF) ‘Time for Change’ Summit in Salford, Manchester.

Atttendees of the SSCR host National Care Forum Away Day

SSCR hosts the first in-person away day for the National Care Forum (NCF)

The Sheffield School for Social Care Research (SSCR) were very happy to host the National Care Forum’s Learning Disability Community of Practice Forum Away Day.

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Sheffield colleagues take their findings to Parliament

Sheffield SSCR Capacity Building Lead Dr Liz Croot and colleagues take their work on Individual Service Funds (ISFs) to parliament and urge MPs to take action.

University of Sheffield's Centre for Care Hosts Baroness Casey Commission

Our Centre for Care colleagues Host Baroness Casey Commission

ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø's Centre for Care, alongside Sheffield City Council, recently hosted Baroness Louise Casey and her team as part of the independent Casey Commission, which aims to create a better and fairer adult social care system.