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Welcome to the AASW Group - here you can find out more about the AASW and follow the changes to registration...
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What is FUSWA?
FUSWA is the Flinders University Social Work Association, the academic association for students at Flinders University. It is student-run and student-led and has the primary goal of being a strong voice for the rights of and voice of social work students at Flinders. Membership is free and is open to all social work students regardless of the degree that you are doing.
FUSWA started in 2018, and the students who have come through and been involved with FUSWA find it a rewarding experience and a good complement to their studies, particularly for learning more about the university and talking to different students that they may not normally interact with. If you were on campus last year, you might have seen FUSWA speaking out about the changes to the social work degree on behalf of students, which has led to a regular meeting between the College staff and FUSWA, where…
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This page features updates, regulatory announcements, and news relevant to social workers, organisations, and the broader community.
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National Registration: A Way Forward
For those who could not join live, the full recording has been uploaded to the website (link below). Also included are all the reference materials that were included in the presentation -
Link to Video: National Registration: A Way Forward Webinar
Links to materials:
· Why Regulation Matters Webinar Recording
· Conduct and Competence Recording
· Transforming health professions regulation in Australia
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30th July, 2025
This webinar is for practitioners, educators, policymakers, and everyone invested in the future of social work. Safeguarding the Future of Social Work: Why Regulation Matters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hst9HHq1XI
More information is available from the website:
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Welcome to our group AASW! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.
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A Message from the President
Welcome to the FUSWA President's Corner, the go-to hub for Flinders University Social Work students. Here, the current Student President shares crucial notifications, important college information, industry changes, and updates that impact all BSW and MSW students. Stay informed and connected with the latest developments and essential information tailored for your academic and professional growth. Join us to ensure you never miss out on what matters most in your social work journey.
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Industry News and Social Work Trends
Explore recent changes in the social work industry, including updates from the AASW and CEPSW. This post highlights how these trends may impact your studies and future career. Join the discussion to share your perspective or ask for clarification on any industry news.
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Your Voice Matters: Student Feedback Forum
The FUSWA President invites all students to share feedback, concerns, or suggestions for the association and college. Use this space to raise issues, propose ideas, or celebrate successes. Your input helps shape the future of social work education at Flinders University.
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Acknowledgement of Country
"The Social Workers Registration Board of South Australia (SWRB SA) acknowledges that the land we work on is the traditional lands of Aboriginal peoples and we pay our respects to elders, past and present. The SWRB SA acknowledges and respects that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the First Nations peoples of this country and recognises them as traditional owners and occupants of Australian land and waters. The SWRB SA acknowledges the violence of the colonial past and social work’s part in this history and the impacts colonisation continues to have on First Nations peoples. The SWRB SA acknowledges the strong and enduring connection to land and culture for First Nations peoples." (Social Work Registration Board, South Australia, 2025)