RECOMMENDATIONS

'This book is a must for anyone with an interest in international child welfare and child rights.' Sally Shire, CEO Consortium for Street Children UK

'Andrew Williams brings much needed clarity and communicates both his passion and knowledge in an excellent way.' Mick Pease, founder and Director SFAC, consultant

'A book that bridges the gap between academia and know-how has been needed for years - this is it and I highly recommend it to both experienced practitioners and those just starting out.' Andy Sexton, founder of 180 Alliance, Associate International Director, Oasis Global

'Offers powerful insights into the author's social work with street-based children - practitioners will find valuable guidance.' Sarah Thomas de Benitez, co-counder JUCONI Foundations, independent researcher and consultant

News

BOOK NOW IN OVER TWENTY COUNTRIES!

We've just heard that WORKING WITH STREET CHILDREN is being read and used by street child workers in over twenty

COUNTRIES AROUNDTHE WORLD! The latest is AFGHANISTAN which is incredibly exciting. The list includes CHINA, INDIA, USA, ZIMBABWE and even SUDAN. Many have fed back how it is relevant to their context and has inspired critical self reflection.

SPEAKING & TRAINING

In 2013 and 2014 Andrew Williams was invited to MOROCCO to train street child workers. He discovered the book is being read by child care agencies, government departments and a university. There have been requests to translate the book into French from Morocco and three other countries. If it would interest you please contact through the Contact page or email details given.

Read about the work of MOROCCAN CHILDRENS TRUST HERE.

Further speaking engagements and training opportunities are continuing to emerge as a result of the book.

Andrew taught students at the INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE in Glasgow and spoke at the EUROPEAN INSTITUTE of LEADERSHIP & ETHICS which has resulted in contributing to a new publication.

Andrew has spoken at conferences for aspiring head teachers supported by the NATIONAL COLLEGE OF LEADERSHIP and at a conference hosted by the UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH entitled 'SAFEGUARDING & THE FAMILY' and attended by social workers and students from the region.

Please contact him through the CONTACT page if you would like him to speak.