Social Work Week: communication resources
16 to 20 March 2026
For anyone who is running an activity during Social Work Week 2026 or would like to help promote the week.
Get involved and help promote Social Work Week 2026
Each year, many communities, employers and social workers embrace Social Work Week by hosting activities and sharing stories across the country.
On this page, you can find:
- ideas for how to get involved with Social Work Week
- downloadable images for your social media
Promoting Social Work Week
Social Work Week is the perfect opportunity to highlight what social workers do and the positive impact of social work in your local community.
Here are some ideas for your own content:
- web articles
- social media campaigns
- press releases
- recruitment campaigns
- social work in numbers
- partnerships with local organisations
- articles for stakeholder newsletters
- co-produced community events
- media interviews
- myth busting features
- profile raising of social workers
- day in the life of a social worker
- personalised invites
- how to train as a social worker
- e-newsletter
Social Work Week is our annual opportunity to discuss both national and local reflections on this vital profession. To maximise visibility and audience engagement, we encourage you to share your activities and stories across social media platforms. Where possible, we will reshare this on our own social media channels, helping to create a broader conversation about the vital role of social workers in our communities.
When posting on social media, please tag us in your posts using our:
- X (Twitter) handle: @SocialWorkEng
- LinkedIn: Social Work England
- Instagram handle: @socialworkengland
- hashtag for the event #SocialWorkWeek
Once the Social Work Week programme is launched in February, please download and use the images we have created. You can use these on your social media platforms.
X (Twitter)
Image: Sign up for Social Work Week 2026
Image: We're supporting Social Work Week 2026
Spread the word about Social Work Week by encouraging your colleagues, employees and people with lived and learned experience of social work to get involved. Here are some ideas to raise awareness of the positive impact of social work:
- intranet articles
- celebration events
- CPD sessions
Once the Social Work Week programme is launched in February, please download and use the images we have created. You can include these in emails as part of your email signature.
Using the Social Work England logo
We have created a range of images for you to download from this page to use.
Please do not use the Social Work England logo in your communications about Social Work Week. It is covered by a trademark.
The Social Work England logo is subject to copyright and registered as a trademark under the 1994 Trademarks Act. Social Work England reserves the right to take legal action for any infringement of our intellectual property rights, including recovery of our costs.