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Developing supply

Cutting the number of people with autism and learning disabilities in inpatient settings has proved difficult for government. Ellie Robinson examines some of the...

Size matters

The retirement housing sector has its work cut out. Deven Pamben explains some of the discussion areas that emerged from LaingBuisson’s Retirement Housing conference. Starting...

CM Meets… Lucy Campbell

The beginning of the year was a tough time to be taking on a role that involved leading a major homecare franchise group. But...

Housing 21 posts growing surplus despite reliance on agency use

Housing 21 has introduced an academy that will provide a career path for care workers with ambitions to progress to management level, as it...

Too few applicants leaving care vacancies unfilled, report finds

Nearly half of all care services in Scotland (47%) reported having vacancies at the end of 2021 - an 11-percentage-point rise from the previous...

Discussing issues in a ‘balanced way’

Westminster Education Forum focuses on the next steps for the children’s social care system in England Lack of direction in children’s social care is leading...

A continuous evolution

ARCO has been around for a decade. Michael Voges explains the journey it is on In 2012, ten founding members – split evenly between not-for-profit...

External forces

The chancellor had little room for manoeuvre The last few weeks have been unprecedented, with several announcements which were later rescinded. The new chancellor...

Additional money ‘welcome relief’ ahead of difficult winter

Additional funding allocated by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt must be directed to improving pay and conditions of employment so the sector can grow and develop...

Government allocates £200m for care workforce to support discharge

Local authorities will receive 40% of a £500m hospital discharge funding pot to help bolster the social care workforce over winter. Health and social care...