Social Care

A snap survey of the state of social care services has revealed a rapidly deteriorating picture of hundreds of thousands

Children’s and adult social care services could fail to support everyone they need to despite making up nearly two-thirds of councils’ total spending due to rising demand

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has won a commons vote lasty night (November 22) in support of his social care cap for England, despite a substantial Tory rebellion.

The government has been criticised over changes to social care cap rules which industry observers will say mean poorer people will pay the same for their

Three local authorities in Merseyside have launched a data-led early support pilot, designed to proactively identify individuals that may benefit from social care support

As the pressures on social care workers mount and the care sector faces the hardest winter on record, a new organisation has launched to support social care workers and recognise their dedication

North Yorkshire County Council has unveiled a recruitment drive for social care staff after experiencing a dramatic fall in the number of people applying for roles in the sector.

Care leaders are calling on the government to award and fund a £1,000 bonus over the winter period for social care workers in England.

The BMA is warning that the Government’s failure to meet its promise to stop sending mentally unwell patients far from home for their care, is

A new network of adult social care infection prevention and control champions will be launched on 30 November to help maintain and continuously improve standards

Invitation to debate future of social care A care provider, whose homes appeared in Monday night’s TV documentary on the crisis in care, is calling

Care England, has appealed to the Government to involve providers in the Build Back Better plans for health and social care reform. Professor Martin Green