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Social care services let down by Spending Review
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Social care services let down by Spending Review

In the wake of the Chancellor’ Spending Review which has been announced today, much response has focussed on the irony that it was delivered during Careers Week

Protecting older people from the rising tide of digital scams
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Protecting older people from the rising tide of digital scams
Older people are facing a threat that is often overlooked in policy discussions: digital scams.
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The award goes to…social care staff
As pressures continue to climb, praise for care workers is needed more than ever. Claire
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What do we mean by ‘equity’ in social care?
In social care ‘equity’ is often used but rarely defined. As the sector prepares for
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A future beyond the island of strangers starts with care
Tightening immigration policies won’t fix our country’s social disconnection problem, explains Paul O’Rourke of Next
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Combatting social isolation in Mental Health Awareness Week
During a time where mental health problems are skyrocketing among young people, Michael Samuel MBE,
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Everything you need to know about EDS Awareness Month
The event dates back to 2006 when it was founded by the Ehlers-Danlos Society.
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The Casey Commission: is there a reliable future for social care?
The announcement of the terms of reference for the Independent Commission into Adult Social Care,
The award goes to…social care staff
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The award goes to…social care staff

As pressures continue to climb, praise for care workers is needed more than ever. Claire Cosgrove of the Social Care Institute for Excellence explains the motivation behind setting up the charity’s first-ever Social Care Impact Awards. 

What do we mean by ‘equity’ in social care?
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What do we mean by ‘equity’ in social care?
In social care ‘equity’ is often used but rarely defined. As the sector prepares for
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A future beyond the island of strangers starts with care
Tightening immigration policies won’t fix our country’s social disconnection problem, explains Paul O’Rourke of Next
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Combatting social isolation in Mental Health Awareness Week
During a time where mental health problems are skyrocketing among young people, Michael Samuel MBE,
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Everything you need to know about EDS Awareness Month
The event dates back to 2006 when it was founded by the Ehlers-Danlos Society.
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The Casey Commission: is there a reliable future for social care?
The announcement of the terms of reference for the Independent Commission into Adult Social Care,
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Interview: BooSnoo! and making TV for neurodivergent children
Sky Kids has announced a third series of BooSnoo!, an engaging children’s show in which
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Prioritising your mental health unlocks new realms of success
Too often, people lusting after success become out-of-tune with their own emotions. With this in
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