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⭐️New Panellist Announcement⭐️ We are delighted to confirm Dr Michelle Tempest as a Panellist for the Care England 2025 conference & exhibition! Please keep your eyes peeled for further conference updates and announcements! If you have not booked your ticket yet, you can do so here: https://buff.ly/4enfB5K #CareEngland #CareConference #GameChanger #CareConf #RedefiningCare

🎉💡Are you ready to be a #GameChanger in the social care sector?💡🎉 Join us at the Care England 2025 Conference and showcase your innovative solutions to a captive audience of industry leaders. Why Exhibit? 🌐 Network with key decision-makers 📈 Increase brand visibility 📞 Generate new leads 🚀 Launch new products and services Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your business. Contact Care England for more information. 💚 #CareEnglandConf25 #GameChanger #CareEngland 💚 https://lnkd.in/exKAwqW9

🚗 Do you or your residents like Classic Cars? 🚗 As long-standing partners of Care England, Towergate Insurance want to give their members the chance to decide on the most iconic classic cars. Maybe you have some petrol head staff and residents who have an interest in or may have owned some of the 50 classic vehicles selected and have a story to share. From the quintessentially British Aston Martin DB5 to the Austin Mini Cooper in the Italian Job, the footballers’ favourite Mercedes G Wagon to the all-electric Tesla Model S, these cars have their place in history as well as many people’s memories and lifetimes.     The top 12 will be revealed later in the year – which iconic car do you think will take the number one position? Click here to see the list and enter your favourites.  👇 https://lnkd.in/dd8s6uSC Some of the top 50 might surprise you!    Every entry will be entered into a prize draw with one lucky winner winning a pair of hospitality tickets to the Goodwood Revival 2025!     Towergate Insurance is part of @Advisory Insurance Brokers Limited which also includes classic car and bike specialists Footman James. Towergate has over 40 years’ experience in the care sector, and Footman James also has over 40 years protecting bespoke and iconic cars. For more information on classic care insurance, call 0333 207 6120. 

Lucy Corner, Director of Cornerstone Care Solutions Limited, recently undertook the Resilience Based Clinical Supervision programme with FoNs. Lucy looks into:   🚑Unlocking the Power of Resilience-Based-Clinical Supervision (RBCS): A Game-Changer for Healthcare Professionals.                            💙What is Resilience-Based Clinical Supervision (RBCS)                          🧠Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction                                             🚀Exploring Emotional Drivers                                                               💡Understanding the Role of the Internal Critic                                   🧘♂️Compassionate Flow Members can click the link below to read the full article in our November Care Agenda.  https://lnkd.in/eXX_cyi2 Lucy Corner

💚 Care England Responds to Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) Autumn Survey Exposes Intensifying Crisis and Urgent Need for Government Action 💚 Prof Martin Green, Chief Executive of Care England, commented: “This report is a blunt warning that adult social care is buckling under relentless financial pressures. Providers and local authorities are wrestling with soaring demand and unsustainable costs, trying to deliver essential services within a funding framework that simply does not meet the needs of our communities. While the Government may have pledged support, the lack of tangible action leaves a gaping billion pound hole in the sector’s funding... ...Councils and providers are set up to fail and unable to invest in the preventive and community-based services essential to reducing hospital admissions, supporting timely discharges, and ultimately allowing people to live well...” With 81% of councils expected to overspend their adult social care budgets this year – a significant rise from 72% in 2023/24 – the findings reveal a sector at breaking point. The ADASS survey highlights 35% of councils face pressure to make immediate, in-year savings, up from 19% in 2022. Planned savings for 2025/26 are projected to soar by 55%, amounting to £1.4 billion – an alarming increase from the record £903 million in planned cuts for 2024/25. Without urgent action, councils will be unable to meet their statutory care duties. The impact is clear; without sustained funding, achieving the Government’s vision of a shift from hospital-based to community-focused care and prevention will remain an aspiration only. 👇 Read our response in full: https://lnkd.in/g6SA9hVi

♻How to Cut Carbon Through Supply Chain Innovation ♻ As environmental concerns take centre stage, care providers are facing increasing pressure from local authorities and the NHS to reduce their carbon footprint throughout their supply chains if they want to secure contracts. This shift isn’t just about being eco-friendly or ‘seen to be green’ – it’s becoming a necessity for continued compliance in an industry where ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors are rapidly gaining importance, impacting both reputation and profitability. If you’d like to learn more about how to integrate ESG into your supply chain and to deliver savings at the same time, please join the Care England & Marr Procurement Limited webinar on 10 December. 👉 Register Here: https://lnkd.in/g-vh2vDa

Father Christmas has come early this year! 🎅 We are thrilled to announce we're offering 10% off any Clinical and Mandatory course (excluding RRN & ILM). This is valid for any new bookings this November and December. You don't want to miss out on this deal... 🎄 Contact sales@cba-training.co.uk or contact 01772816922 to bag yourself a Christmas Cracker! 🤶 #carebusinessassociatetraining #cbat #deal #offer #clinical #mandatory #rrn #ilm #discount #trainingcourse #onlinecourse #healthcare #socialcare #business #clinicaltraining #mandatorytraining #southport #christmas Care England The Caring View 💚💙

🤔Does your infection prevention and control knowledge need updating? Miele Professional has launched its free infection prevention and control training for care homes, accredited by the Infection Prevention Society. The online training covers essential topics such as infection prevention, common infections found in care homes, and laundry room processes. This helps care professionals stay informed about best practices to uphold hygiene standards and maintain quality care. Key benefits include: Accessible: Available online via Microsoft SharePoint—simply register with your name and email. Certified: Complete the course, take a quiz, and download your certificate! Enhanced Knowledge: Stay up-to-date on the latest infection prevention strategies to ensure resident safety. 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eg42N9Cc #MieleProfessional #InfectionPrevention #FreeTraining

🚀 Care England has released the November Care Agenda! 🚀 This month's agenda looks at a range of issues, including combatting malnutrition in Care Homes, Single Handed Care and problems care homes may face due to funding pressures.   Prof Martin Green OBE outlines in the Chief Executive’s View:   "The Chancellor's Budget has put enormous extra costs into social care without understanding how these will be funded. While the Chancellor ignored social care, she put eye-watering amounts of extra money into the NHS…"   Read the full articles in the #NovemberCareAgenda - in your inbox now! Nightingale Hammerson A1 RISK SOLUTIONS LIMITED Lucy Corner Tenders UK Anthony Collins OpenScore apetito UK Sophia Cornelius Person Centred Software Ltd

As reported by BBC News, tax rises and higher staffing costs announced in the Budget could force some care homes to close, as the £600m in funding was "a drop in the ocean compared to the staggering £2.4bn in rising costs associated with wage increases and employer national insurance contributions". Health Secretary Wes Streeting confirmed the NHS would be refunded for the rise in National Insurance contributions. However, pressed on whether private social care companies would still have to pay the increased rate, he pointed to the extra £600m allocated for the sector. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/en8FU_yd