About insight ISW

Insight ISW is an independent social work service founded by Rawley Ogungbadero.

Rawley is an experienced social worker with over 8 years experience working with children and families in the community, local authority and family courts.

Rawley's background includes supporting care experienced young people, separated children and young people, child and adult victims and survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery and children and families impacted by risks inside and outside the home.

Rawley works alongside a network of likeminded associates .

Child-Centred

Every assessment prioritizes the child's voice and lived experience, ensuring their safety and wellbeing are the primary focus of all professional interventions.

Trauma-Informed

Built on restorative principles and strengths-based support to foster resilience and healing, recognizing the profound impact of adversity.

Culturally Responsive

Culturally competent and responsive approach to every interaction, ensuring that our work is respectful of diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.

Professional Qualifications & Standards

We are committed to evidence-based assessments and specialist expertise in independent social work, ensuring rigorous standards in complex legal proceedings.

Academic Credentials

BSc PsychologyMSc Social Work (Distinction), University of Bristol. Comprehensive understanding of social work theory and practice, focused on child development and family dynamics.

Professional Registration

Registered with Social Work England . Ensuring stringent adherence to regulatory professional standards for social workers in the UK.

Membership & Excellence

Member of the British Association of Social Workers (BASW),

Specialist Training

We are committed to on-going training and development and are licensed to undertake:

Resolutions approach - reunification assessments working with 'denied' child abuse.

Social Work Age assessment Framework for age disputed children

Parent assess trained for parenting assessments with parents with learning disabilities.

Achieving Best Evidence joint investigations interviewing children and other vulnerable witnesses.