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Opinion: More support desperately needed for the forgotton military children
Louise Fetigan, founder of Little Troopers, a charity that supports the children of British Armed Forces personnel, explains why she feels the wellbeing of military children has been forgotten and how the volume of referrals to the charity’s new therapy programme demonstrates an urgent need for more support.
Opinion: Finance technology can salvage the care sector
Ian Johnson, Senior Vice President of Market Development at UK fintech Soldo, a leading spend
Report: UK Care Week 2023
Last week UK Care Week took place at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham and
Opinion: Stable homes cannot be built on love alone
Rob Finney, Chief Operating Officer at Tristone Healthcare – an organisation committed to the growth
Interview: Social Care Today speaks to Stoke-on-Trent’s ‘ultimate pushy parent’
Social Care Today Spoke to Cllr Dave Evans, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People at
Opinion: Every vote counts, especially those with disabilities
Ali Gunn, Public Affairs and Policy Lead at United Response, a charity dedicated to helping
How transformative tech in social care could help speed up hospital discharge
With winter on the horizon and the NHS already at full capacity, Ben Weatherall, co-founder of Curam, the UK’s largest care worker marketplace, says technology may be the only way pressures are eased on the health sector this year.
Graduates are key to steering future tech development in social care
A sector that was once hailed for providing state-of-the-art care has now fallen victim to
How digital care pathways could improve under integrated care systems
The development of integrated care systems (ICS) is underway, with digital organisations working together to
The role of data: unravelling the government’s adult social care roadmap
John Lanyon, Co-Founder of KareInn, reviews the government’s updated roadmap for better data for adult
Adult social care reforms: how can councils step up to support those in need?
Local authorities must grasp a better approach on digitising social care services to drive better
Frail in jail: how UK prisons are failing dying inmates
Inadequate conditions and insufficient care are forcing many into early illness and premature death. Prison
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