UKHCA said there is “clear evidence of strong willingness” on the part of most home care workers to be vaccinated.
Surveys
Nearly all of Home Instead's 17,000 clients said they were ‘very likely’ or ‘likely’ to recommend the home care provider.
Extra care housing and retirement village operators in England are being urged to take part in a research project, led by St Monica's Trust.
The NCF said it is “essential” that government takes heed of this “early warning signal” that care services are under “immense pressure”.
Hft aims to provide a snapshot of the financial health of the learning disability social care sector based on analysis of responses from providers.
The survey, conducted by councils in England, reveals the public's level of satisfaction with social care services, as well as data on local authority spending.
Almost three quarters of people are interested in moving to somewhere that offers care on site, while 94% want the government to create alternatives to care homes.
The survey also found that over half (52%) of elderly adults were worried about spending Christmas without their families.
UKHCA is calling on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to recognise this preference and provide sufficient funding for home care services.
Nearly two thirds (63%) of people with a learning disability had their social care package reduced or stopped during the second lockdown, a survey shows.