Branches

Branches are organised geographically as follows:

• Eastern Counties
• Ireland
• Lancs and Cheshire
• Mets and South
• Midlands
• Northern Counties
• West of England 

Individual branch activities can be found via the branch link
Branches are autonomous in their activity.  All have elected committees usually comprising a Chair, Hon Sec, Hon Treasurer and Council Rep.

Benefits of Branch Membership

• Branches may run training courses following the National Core Curriculum
• Each branch determines how often to meet and the subject matter of their meetings, for the benefit of their members. 
• BSCAH members can attend any branch meeting but a fee may be charged if they attend a meeting run by a branch other than their own
• Peer support is offered through the branch structure
• Ongoing training is often offered in the form of workshops
• Networking opportunities are afforded at branch meetings
• Case Discussion