Social Care Gifts and Clothing at Indibooks

I hope everyone has had an enjoyable summer and managed to take some time out. I guess many of you will be going back to college or university to start or continue your degree in social work or social care. More links have been added which may help you with your study and PRTL. See the Links and Link Exchange on site.



There are more books on site, plus Indibooks has opened an online UK Gifts and Clothing shop, rather than linking to a US supplier, to make it easier for you to order. You can even suggest your own logo's or style and design combinations by using the on-site feeback form, and I will do my best to 'make it so'. Why not take a look at what's new? Dare I say it - you may even find an early christmas present for someone! Items and new designs will be continually added, and each purchase will enable Indibooks to continue to provide a resource for students, social care workers, foster carers and those considering adoption or who have already adopted. Don't forget to let your colleagues and fellow students know about the resource. The more people use the site, the easier it will be to keep prices low.

Go to: Indibooks Social Care Gifts and Clothing from here.

If you cannot find the colour/style/slogan combination you would like or you have an idea for other designs or slogans, please e-mail Indibooks (use the box to the right, or use the 'Feedback' link in the header bar above). When thinking of slogans please remember Indibooks is a social work site - keep it clean!


A small selection of the items available:


 
'More Peace More Social Care'
'StandUp4SocialCare'

'Students4SocialCare'


'Foster Love - Foster Care'




Win a free StandUp4SocialCare Tote bag from the new Indibooks Gifts and Clothing range. The names of all people ordering books from Indibooks Social Care Books Online between now and 8.12.2006 will be entered into a raffle for the bag.



I hope to be able to offer some more in-depth articles in the near future. Topics include:


- helping young people manage the death of someone close to them and

- understanding some common emotional and behavioural issues, for foster carers.


Regards,



Sarah.