Invite To Prime Minister Mr Johnson And Ms Patel To Observe ‘Low Skilled’ Care Workers
Low Skilled Care Workers – What an Insult! A Response from Jonathan Cunningham MBE Chair of North and South Sefton Care Home Group. Utter dismay,
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More Focus On Human Rights Needed By Healthcare Services When Using The Mental Health Act
CQC’s Monitoring the Mental Health Act in 2018/19 report, published today, finds there has been an improvement in the number of people being given information about
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NHS Staff Morale Improves But Too Many Facing Abuse
NHS staff say they are now happier and more likely to recommend their organisation as a place to work than last year, but too many
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Personalised Music To Be Integrated Into Dementia Care With New Training Programmes
Scottish music for dementia charity, Playlist for Life, has launched a package of UK-wide training programmes urging healthcare professionals and those with caring responsibilities to
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Disastrous New Immigration Rules Will Force Care Homes In Wales To Close
A social care leader has warned that care homes and home care agencies in Wales will be put out of business as a result of the
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Sunrise Of Esher Host Oscar Awards Ceremony For Their Staff
Sunrise of Esher hosted its very own Oscars Awards Ceremony for their staff on Wednesday 12 February. The wonderful afternoon came after staff, residents of
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Actress Lesley Manville Shines Light On Britain’s Broken Social Care System
Oscar-nominated actress and Alzheimer’s Society supporter, Lesley Manville, is supporting a new animation highlighting the impact of the UK’s broken and unfair social care system.
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Powys Schoolchildren Celebrate National Storytelling Week With Care Home Residents
A group of primary school children from Brecon joined residents at a local dementia care facility as part of an intergenerational partnership during National Storytelling
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Number Of People With Dementia In Europe Set To Double By 2050
Alzheimer’s Research UK is calling on government to prioritise dementia research, following a new report that has revealed the number of people with the condition
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Glam And Glitz Light Up ‘Tea At The Ritz’
The glamour and glitz of the jazz age sparkled into life as care home residents stepped out in style to help people in the New
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Aylesbury Care Home Brings Young And Old Together Through Activities
An Aylesbury nursing home, MHA Hillside, is crossing the generations with its activity sessions by welcoming a local nursery group for weekly visits. Jade’s Daycare Nursery has
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Fears For Social Care After Immigration Decision
Social care would be dealt a devastating blow if plans to end freedom of movement following Brexit go ahead, campaigners warned today. Responding to the
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New Government-Backed Care Home Complaints Guide Launched
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) announces the launch of a new complaints guidebook for the UK care homes industry. In 2018, the Competition and
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Supreme Court Hearing Examines Sleep-In Care Workers Case
The UK’s highest court has heard whether carers who carry out “sleep-ins” should be paid minimum hourly rates. Mencap support worker Claire Tomlinson-Blake is challenging
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Lilian Faithfull Care Opens Gloucestershire’s First Dementia Meeting Centre
Lilian Faithfull Care are opening their doors to support people newly diagnosed with Dementia in Gloucestershire. The first of this kind in the county and
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