Someone To Watch Over Me follows the child care teams of Bristol's social services department as they deal with on-going child protection and children in need cases.
At times it makes harrowing viewing: the opening sequence shows the shock and upset of social workers as they discover that one of their referrals, a baby, has died in suspicious circumstances.
Leroy Henderson is one of the social workers profiled. He spoke to Children Now about the reasons why he changed careers after working as a panel beater for 13 years, what keeps him going, and what it was like having a film crew following his every move.
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