IMPACT wants to hear from people who receive care services, people who work in social care and family carers as it develops and tests its ideas.
Surveys
The survey of 2,618 adults found that 35% of respondents are now more likely to choose care in their own home than before the pandemic.
A rapid survey of ADASS members found that 70,000 people are waiting for care assessments, up from 55,000 three months ago,
More than three quarters (78%) of the 843 providers surveyed by ITV News said recruiting carers is the hardest it has ever been.
The majority of directors of adult social services in England are concerned about the sustainability of some of their home care providers.
ADASS has indicated a growing concern among council directors for funding complex care and support for working age disabled people.
Nearly 55,000 older people and disabled adults are waiting for an assessment of their needs, according the latest ADASS report.
An investigation has found that 7,000 home care jobs advertised in the past six months offered a wage which would not be enough to live on.
Not seeing friends and family had the biggest impact on older people in Wales during the winter lockdown, new research shows.
The percentage of people who believe Boris Johnson will deliver a social care policy this Parliament halved this year, a new report has found.