Four social care organisations have come together to promote the vital role of those working in the sector.
Campaigns
Through the #GiveAGift campaign, the home care provider wants to help older people who might not otherwise receive a gift at Christmas time.
Staff from across the charity star in a new comic-book style photoshoot, which promotes each of their 'superpowers'.
The sector-wide initiative has launched to celebrate social care workers during a dedicated hour each week.
The campaign is centred on offering helpful advice to clients, their loved ones, healthcare professionals and the wider community over the winter months.
Age UK is calling for better pay for the social care workforce to put them on par with their NHS counterparts.
The Living Wage Foundation will champion the social care sector and key workers during this year’s Living Wage Week.
The #ReachOutAndHelpOut campaign is being launched to help recognise and support professional and informal carers across the UK.
The care workers, who work for separate providers, have come together to compose ‘We are Here’ in support of the Care Workers’ Charity.
Guild Care has written to MPs and Sir Keir Starmer, explaining the need to test community care workers in order to minimise the spread of coronavirus.