Social Care

Care England, the largest representative body for independent providers of adult social care, has welcomed the report from the Health and Social Care Select Committee on workforce burnout and resilience in the NHS and social care.

The pressure and demands of the pandemic placed on frontline workers poses a significant concern around the acute and long-term impact on their mental health. In response to this, last April, Samaritans

Eleven of Britain’s best football writers have teamed up to create a special book that raises money for the national social care charity Community Integrated Care.

Andrew Knight. Chief Executive Care UK. Credit Care UK.

An impressive track record in ratings from the quality regulators, an all-time high in resident and relative satisfaction scores

The exceptional efforts of the social care workforce will be recognised through a new award launched by the Chief Nurse for Adult Social Care.

A North Yorkshire care provider has been chosen to feature in a high-profile BBC Two documentary fronted by broadcaster and ex-politician Ed Balls on the challenges facing the social care sector.

The Department of Health and Social Care consultation on making vaccination a condition of employment in care homes is to close on 21 May. Putting aside the moral and legal arguments about implementing

The social care workforce are being urged to respond to a call for evidence which will help shape a new Women’s Health Strategy.

Responding to the Queen’s Speech, Danny Mortimer, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, said: “The Government’s proposals laid out today are to be welcomed and are a step in the right direction

Research shows almost half of UK adults think the government isn’t sufficiently concerned about the needs of older people 

Care England, the largest representative body of independent adult social care providers, has expressed its disappointment that meaningful social care reform, a very live issue, has been kicked into the long grass again.