Thanks to everyone who attended our conference hosted by Glasgow City Council on 9 and 10 September 2021.
The notes are now available in the members area.
Not a NAWRA member? Read more about joining.
Glasgow City Council Welfare Rights & Money Advice will be the host of our next NAWRA conference.
The conference will take place on Zoom over two half days:
We will be hearing from a variety of welfare rights practitioners and academics with sessions on devolved Scottish benefits, eating disorders, kinship care, tribunal reform and issues around the UC50. It’s also your opportunity to learn about the long-awaited Health and Disability Green paper and contribute your views to NAWRA’s response.
NAWRA conferences are free to attend and open to members only. Not a member? You can join us today.
Read the agenda. Booking information has been sent to NAWRA members.
Please contact us with any questions.
Thanks to everyone who attended our conference hosted by Greenwich Council on 10 and 11 June 2021.
The notes are now available in the members area.
Not a NAWRA member? Read more about joining.
Royal Borough of Greenwich Welfare Rights Service will be the host of our next NAWRA conference.
The conference will take place on Zoom over two half days:
We will be hearing from a variety of welfare rights practitioners and academics with sessions on social prescribing, DWP safeguarding, the SDP gateway, the implications of the changes made to the social security system in response to the pandemic, and more. It’s also a chance to get involved in NAWRA’s work on improving diversity.
NAWRA conferences are free to attend and open to members only. Not a member? You can join us today.
Read the agenda. Booking information has been sent to NAWRA members.
Please contact us with any questions.
In April 2021, NAWRA clarified its membership policy.
Membership of NAWRA is only available to organisations with policies, procedures and mechanisms in place that ensure that their clients can rely on receiving a quality assured service. Please note that we are unable to offer membership to ‘independent’ welfare rights advisers or similar, including those offering ‘no win, no fee’ services. Fee-charging organisations are required to be a member of a regulatory body, give clear information about their fees and signpost potential clients to organisations offering free advice.
Please contact us with any queries.
