Frontline, the new charity with the aim of transforming children's lives through an innovative approach to recruiting and developing social workers, has welcomed cross-party support from the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats following the publication of manifestos this week.
Each manifesto promises to continue backing Frontline's innovative social work training programme in the coming years, meaning Frontline will continue its pioneering approach throughout the next parliament. Social work is one of Britain's toughest but most important jobs and this cross-party support is a crucial part of the national effort to ensure that the profession attracts more top talent who can have the biggest possible impact in transforming lives for the better.
This news follows the recent announcement that Frontline will be expanding into a third region in 2016, with a total of 180 places available for high-potential graduates and career changers who are passionate about making a positive social impact.