Category: Social Care
Not enough money for adult social care reforms, say 98% of councils Home Care Insight Most councils fear they will lack enough social workers to implement care reforms, finds survey Communitycare.co.uk Almost all councils say not enough money for social care reforms Care Home Professional Councils worry social care is set for huge funding cuts Morning Star Online Three […]
Health and Social Care Secretary of State speech on suicide prevention GOV.UK
This must be a turning point to overhaul children’s social care in England PoliticsHome Children’s social care review: A crucial role for schools Schools Week Should the IRO role be abolished? Communitycare.co.uk Children’s social care: a radical review, but is it realistic? Room151 Ade Adetosoye: The costs of children’s services inaction are too high Local Government Chronicle View Full coverage […]
Sanctions and measures without deprivation of liberty in Europe: annual statistics for 2021 Council of Europe
Funding cuts left the social care system in crisis even before COVID Sky News
Mental health problems are linked to financial squeeze on families, according to new Childhood Trust report The impact of the cost of living crisis on children has led some to start self-harming, a new report by a leading children’s charity has claimed. According to The Childhood Trust, the impact of money worries for British families […]
New data strategy aims to ‘close digital divide’ between NHS and social care Redditch Advertiser
Reports of Calcot abuse prompt calls for reform of children’s social care in UK The Guardian
Health and social care review: leadership for a collaborative and inclusive future GOV.UK LGA responds to DHSC health and social care leadership review Local Government Association Landmark review into health leadership to be published today | National Health Executive National Health Executive Politicians must behave differently and support NHS leaders to change cultures and improve patient care The BMJ […]
It’s difficult to feel positive about needing assistance when coming to terms with a disability, says Fiona Weir. Plus a letter from Louise Hardwick and Molly Hardwick Lucy Webster does a brilliant job of rewriting the narrative around care for disabled people, making it clear that such support is empowering for many (Some people think […]