Social care “cannot make do any longer”, ADASS president Stephen Chandler warned today as he called on the government to fulfil its promise of a
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The CEO of Home Instead UK has urged his fellow care providers to "keep banging the drum" and highlight the "many career opportunities" available in the sector amid continued staff shortages. In a guest column
The six key differences between the reform proposals put forward by the government and those made by the Dilnot commission.
Sajid Javid has been urged to address the shortage of care workers to ensure that people are able to care when they are discharged from hospital.
The economist has expressed disappointment over changes to reform proposals that will mean poorer people won’t benefit from a cap on care costs.
The letter expressed concerns about the missed opportunities in the Budget to provide further support to the adult social care sector.
Christies Care has announced the promotion of former police officer and safeguarding expert Charlotte Driver-Young to operations director. Driver-Young joined the live-in care company, based in Suffolk, in May 2020 to oversee the teams that
A senior figure in the NHS is calling for a bigger share of the new health and social care levy to go to care providers,
Mike Padgham, MD of Saint Cecilia’s Care Group, has challenged the government to debate the issues raised in a new TV documentary on social care,
The National Care Forum (NCF) has responded to the Migration Advisory Committee’s review of the impact of the ending of free movement for social care. The consultation, which closed on October 29, was commissioned by the government