Last week, we kicked off the fourth cohort of the Innovation programme at our London office 🎉

Over the next six months, we’ll be supporting over 20 fellows as they develop innovative projects aimed at improving outcomes for children at risk of harm.

We’re excited to see their ideas come to life!

This Pride, we recognise the experiences of all LGTBQIA+ children and we’re proud—not just this month, but every day—as we work towards a more just and inclusive future.

Finally the Fellowship Award, sponsored by our board of trustees. Congratulations to Jonny: a care-experienced leader, a real advocate for young people in care, a champion of the social work profession and a pioneer exploring how new technology can benefit social work.

Next is our final winner for the Frontline Award for Young People, sponsored by the Rangoonwala Foundation.

Congratulations to Felicity. She’s been an inspiration to other young people at her former children’s home, using her own experience to support others. #FrontlineAwards25

The Frontline Award for Innovation goes to…Niketa! Founder of Why Care, Niketa is improving foster care by helping local authorities recruit and train diverse, skilled carers.

And thank you to Portal Trust for sponsoring this award.

Our next Frontline Award for Young People is kindly supported by
System C. Huge congratulations to Chloe! Chloe has led work in Coventry to change how language is used by the local authority and has supported fellow care leavers moving into independent living. #FrontlineAwards25

Next is the Frontline Award for Leadership!

Congratulations to Kakoli, a dedicated service manager in Westminster’s assessment team. She leads with empathy and creativity, with a strong commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.

Congratulations! #FrontlineAwards25

Our next winner is a leader with 25 years’ experience. Her dedication to children and families shines through in everything she does.

Congratulations Nimal, the winner of our Sue Williams Award for Outstanding Contribution to Children and Families. #FrontlineAwards25

The Frontline Award for Team of the Year goes to the unaccompanied asylum-seeking children’s service team at @CoventryCC who have strengthened not only the experiences of local children but also national
policy.

Massive congratulations to our first winner! Jemma is the winner of the Frontline Award for Practice. Her passion, dedication and warmth are truly an inspiration: always going the extra mile for children and their families. #FrontlineAwards25

"Leela wasn’t just a social worker, she became a part of our family’s journey."

When Joel and Jane faced one of the toughest times of their lives, Leela's support helped them stay connected and navigate the challenges ahead.

We’re excited to announce that Katie Razzall, BBC news culture and media editor, will be hosting this year’s Frontline Awards!

1/4 We’re happy to share that four new projects from our Innovation programme will receive funding and pilot with partners this year!

This year’s final shortlist for the Frontline Award for Team of the Year have shown how powerful it can be when professionals come together with a clear purpose – driving real change for children and families. A massive congratulations to all the teams shortlisted!

On Friday we celebrated the 2022 cohort of the Frontline programme (now known as Approach Social Work). Congratulations to everyone who graduated! We’re so excited to see the difference you will continue to make. Thank you for choosing social work.

Today, we would like to say a massive thank you to every social worker for your dedication and compassion to the children and families you support. We appreciate and acknowledge everything you do to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. #SocialWorkWeek2025

We’re hiring a director of operations and culture at Frontline! Looking for someone with strong leadership, experience in HR strategy, financial management and a collaborative mindset.

Last week, our second cohort completed the Step Forward programme. We celebrated their journey and reflected on the growth and achievements they have through the programme.