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What Does the Autumn Budget 24 Mean For Social Care?
As temperatures cool and nights draw in, it is the time of year that adult social care providers start planning ahead for winter.
In January 2024, the Levelling Up Secretary, Michael Gove, announced a £600 million support package – with the funding aimed at assisting Councils in delivering essential services across the country, including social care.
The CQC’s annual ‘State of Care’ report was published on October 20th. The report is an annual assessment of health care and social care in England.
The Adult Social Care Workforce survey is currently live, providing care workers with the opportunity to feed their opinions directly through to the Government and, consequently, play a vital role in the development of the care workforce.
Video-based learning has been gathering pace over the last decade, expedited all the more so recently by the pandemic. So – why is video-based learning so popular and in demand?
‘Care and Support Reimagined: A National Care Covenant for England’, the report commissioned by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, was published on January 24th and outlines a new vision for England’s social care system.
The Archbishop of Canterbury's New Year message contained one key theme – the urgent need for change and action to fix the UK’s ‘broken’ social care system.
According to the latest annual Skills for Care Workforce Analysis - published in October 2022 - the number of unfilled roles in the adult social care sector has risen to the highest rate since records began in 2012/13.