Government agrees major pay and support boost for nurses
NHS nurses in England will receive pay reviews, higher graduate salaries and a national preceptorship
Roger Sylvester Centre opens in Haringey
Pioneering new mental health centre named after local man who died after being detained by police in 1999
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Film highlights hidden impact of violence on girls
The picture reimagines Little Red Riding Hood to expose how young women are groomed into serious violence and exploitation nationwide.
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Film spotlights care model tackling youth homelessness
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Roger Sylvester Centre opens in Haringey
Pioneering new mental health centre named after local man who died after being detained by police in 1999
Childline handles over 50 daily suicide counselling sessions
Thousands of children contacted Childline last year with suicidal thoughts as charities highlight the hidden
Prison drug crisis: HMPPS and health services urged to work together
Prisons and health services must cooperate more to reduce drug-related harm, the National Audit Office
Teenage self-harm in Ireland sparks ‘growing societal concern’
Research shows rates are significantly higher among girls, trans and gender-diverse adolescents and early school
Frozen tax thresholds could slash care workers’ pay
If income tax and national insurance remain at current levels, new research warns care workers
Scotland’s new Chief Inspector of Education
Ruth Binks, a former teacher and head teacher who is currently Corporate Director of Education
£500,000 fund opens to support displaced social care workers
The money has been made available through the Scottish government to help employers hire workers
From systems to people: how Bromley is transforming social care
Digital change in adult social care is urgent. In Bromley, a partnership with the Social
Mental Health Bill shake-up: what it means for learning disability services
To give people with learning disabilities and autism more independence, Louise Wilson of Hill Dickinson
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Philosophy and social care: creating space to think
Social care is starved of time to think, yet a project exploring philosophical learning suggests
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We keep talking personalisation, but when will it become reality?
Personalised care is central to the NHS Long Term Plan, but despite years of discussion
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