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I'll Never Give up on You
Previously published as All in a Day's Work Becky Hope works on the front line of child protection.
Every day, her job takes her into the heart-breaking lives of the most defenceless children. Although Becky has witnessed some horrific things, her courage, optimism and wonderfully warm sense of humour help her through the most difficult days. But the thing that really keeps her going is the children, and her dedication to the fight against their abuse.
This is the gripping story of one woman's battle to protect our most vulnerable children and to give them the safety and love they deserve.
Every day, her job takes her into the heart-breaking lives of the most defenceless children. Although Becky has witnessed some horrific things, her courage, optimism and wonderfully warm sense of humour help her through the most difficult days. But the thing that really keeps her going is the children, and her dedication to the fight against their abuse.
This is the gripping story of one woman's battle to protect our most vulnerable children and to give them the safety and love they deserve.
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326 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
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November 1, 2017
Social work
Its a truly amazing story telling about the work of social workers and the children in their case loads. It really gives a good insight into social workers, all about behind the scenes of their work. Its truly amazing how many agencies are involved with the work of a child. It tells of the pit falls and highlights involved in a social worker life.
Its a truly amazing story telling about the work of social workers and the children in their case loads. It really gives a good insight into social workers, all about behind the scenes of their work. Its truly amazing how many agencies are involved with the work of a child. It tells of the pit falls and highlights involved in a social worker life.
December 13, 2023
This is an inspiring tale in spite of some the depressing and unresolved lives of some of the children. One's heart truly goes out to the neglected and abused children everywhere. It must be agonizing for social workers to face the same problems over and over again.
I am sure the author spared her readers of some of the awful details.
I am sure the author spared her readers of some of the awful details.
July 12, 2020
I've never read such a book before. I am so glad the author wrote it because it feels like an honest look into the work of child protective services. I know I could never do this job but I'm glad to get a tiny insight into their everyday life.
May 12, 2021
Social Worker 's View
I have read many stories about carers of children. This book tells the stories of the difficulties of evaluating the families and the decisions evolved in placing children into care
I have read many stories about carers of children. This book tells the stories of the difficulties of evaluating the families and the decisions evolved in placing children into care
April 19, 2011
The neglect and cruelty directed at children is heartbreaking. The title "All in a Day's Work: One Woman's Story from the Front Line of Child Protection" doesn't prepare one for the horror some children suffer. Becky Hope writes with optimism, humour even, and there are a few "happy endings" alng the way, but this book is not for the soft hearted and sensitive amoung us. I felt battered by the end of it.
February 7, 2015
Amazing insight into life as a social worker
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