The service, located in Frinton-on-Sea, maintained the top rating for being well-led, and gained a second ‘Outstanding’ nod for being caring.
Backed by £14 million in funding, the Urgent Rapid Response teams will be piloted in seven areas of the UK from April this year, with plans to expand the model across the country by 2023.
Skills for Care said the programme will offer employers access to a “talented pipeline of graduates” who will bring with them transferable skills and knowledge.
HCI is calling on the adult social care sector to nominate what they predict will be the pivotal solutions to transform domiciliary care provision in 2020.
Feel-good stories will recognise the dedication of care workers who go the extra mile for their clients, ensuring they live fulfilling and meaningful lives.
Home Instead's pipeline of projects for the year ahead will focus on the “home care of tomorrow” and the needs of future generations.
Staff at Healthcare Homes, which operates 12 home care branches, hope to help communities and animals affected by the Australian bushfires.
Two councils in South London have been awarded a grant by NHS Digital and the Local Government Association to work on the new project.
The headline partners have sponsored the Ball since its inception and their combined support represents a £30,000 contribution to the event.
Repeated delays to government funding and an increasing demand for extra care schemes led to the disposal of Mears Group’s domiciliary care operations, HCI has learned.