The #ReachOutAndHelpOut campaign is being launched to help recognise and support professional and informal carers across the UK.
Campaigns
The Living Wage Foundation will champion the social care sector and key workers during this year’s Living Wage Week.
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.
The Acts of Appreciation campaign aims to support the wellbeing of employees and boost morale throughout the workforce.
The famed centenarian war veteran and fundraiser has partnered with Age UK and Cadbury to encourage the nation to talk to older people.
Campaigners are encouraging social care staff to sign the petition in the hope of securing 100,000 signatures so that the issue can be debated in Parliament.
Anchor Hanover will be marking the accomplishments of colleagues and residents and honouring the contributions of Black Britons across History.
Right at Home Central London, which runs an Addiction Recovery Support service, has warned that the drug contains “highly addictive” properties.
The ‘Taking Care’ charter has been launched by trade union GMB to tackle the lack of funding, poor wages and 47% staff turnover in the home care sector.