Community services including falls and frailty teams will be scaled up, with up to…
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Department of Health & Social CareMental HealthResponses
“Families have been torn apart and traumatised”: Mencap responds to the Joint Committee’s report on the Government’s Draft Mental Health Bill
At least 2,000 people with a learning disability and/or autism are currently being detained in mental health hospitals under the…
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DementiaDepartment of Health & Social CareResponses
Vicky McClure and Dame Arlene Phillips join forces with Alzheimer’s Society
Vicky McClure and Dame Arlene Phillips, joined by Debbie Abrahams MP, Elliot Colburn MP…
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Department of Health & Social CareDisabilitiesResearchResponses
Voluntary Organisations Disability Group back ground-breaking new analysis
New analysis demonstrates stark pay inequalities for social care workers, as VODG call on…
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Care England, the largest and most diverse representative body for independent providers of adult social…
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CampaignsDepartment of Health & Social CareResponses
“We are going to fight again, for what is right.” Care home workers set to strike in the new year due to Cost of Living crisis
UVW members at a care home in North London are set to vote for…
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Department of Health & Social CareSocial CareTraining and DevelopmentWorkforce
Social care staff to benefit from improved career options and free training
Hundreds of thousands of training opportunities will be available for social care staff to…
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Oxfordshire is the latest local authority to join as a trailblazer for the government’s…
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CampaignsDepartment of Health & Social CareLearning Disabilities & Autism
Government seeks views to improve the lives of people with Down’s syndrome
People with Down’s syndrome, their families, professionals and charities are being invited to answer…
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Department of Health & Social CareSocial CareWorkforce
MPs show their support for the future of the Social Care workforce
Social care minister Gillian Keegan reassured the sector that it was “not an option”…