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June 2018

  • Impact point on a pane of glass<br>B8819W Impact point on a pane of glass

    Social care reform ignores crisis of people stuck on mental health wards

    David Stephenson
  • Cabinet Meeting, Downing Street, London, UK-12 Jun 2018<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/REX/Shutterstock (9710643p) Jeremy Hunt,,Secretary of State for Health and Social Care,arrives for the weekly Cabinet meeting. Cabinet Meeting, Downing Street, London, UK-12 Jun 2018

    Delay to green paper caps dismal 48 hours for social care

  • Tina Stowell

    Charity commission head urged to mediate in row over care workers' pay

  • Walk In Our Shoes campaign<br>Hft handout photo of two people with learning disabilities help to deliver a custom-made pair of shoes to the Prime Minister in a bid to encourage Government officials to better understand their lives. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday June 7, 2018. The unusual delivery was organised by Hft, a national charity supporting adults with learning disabilities, which has launched a Walk In Our Shoes campaign. The charity is enlisting public support to help facilitate opportunities for people with learning disabilities to share their experiences with politicians. See PA story INDUSTRY Shoes. Photo credit should read: Hft/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

    Why we want Theresa May to walk in the shoes of people with learning disabilities

    Billy Davis

  • Why are social workers excluded from new bill to protect emergency staff?

    Ruth Allen

  • Public suspicious of moves to join up health and care services

May 2018

  • Paris, Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees at night<br>Paris, Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees at night

    Broad horizons: Europe's social care leaders to share good practice and challenges

    Theme for Seville conference is empowering users of care services and communities, making best use of professionals and technology
  • seriously ill British toddler Alfie Evans at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool.

    Alfie's law could undo decades of progress on children's rights

    Carolyne Willow
    Campaigners are calling for new legislation to ‘re-empower’ parents, but we have moved a long way from the concept of children as chattel
  • Residents do exercises at Silver Villa Koyama, a home for older people in Tokyo.

    Transparent and fair: what England can learn from Japan's social care reform

    England could look to Japan’s universal care system as it awaits publication of the social care green paper

April 2018

  • Male care worker serving dinner to a senior man

    Social care green paper: it would be wrong to bail out business as usual

    Paul Burstow
    Plans that say nothing on long-term funding will have failed, but neither must they offer a better-funded status quo
  • Two generations of couples sitting outdoors talking

    Are social care services improving people's wellbeing?

    Peter Beresford and Colin Slasberg
    The Care Act has not delivered hoped-for change – but there is a way to deliver a better quality of life for older and disabled people
  • Pushpin on map

    For social care to thrive it needs a community-centred revolution

    Paul Allen
    By putting families, friends and neighbours at the heart of any support plan, the sector can survive these tough times

March 2018

  • House keys and house shaped keyring

    'Challenging but fair': the new inspection regime for children's services

  • Smiling senior with a mug of coffee being cared for in home care<br>Social care. Smiling senior with a mug of coffee being cared for in home care

    Leadership, learning and development in social care
    Help us to build a dedicated care workforce fit for the future

    Caroline Dinenage
  • doctor using digital tablet

    Integrating health and social care is vital to deliver Jeremy Hunt's plan

    Julia Scott
  • David Brindle

    Will Jeremy Hunt's principles for social care reform prove to be pillars of wisdom?

    David Brindle

  • The UK child protection system is laudable. Why risk it with reform?

    Ray Jones

  • Live Q&As
    How can child abuse and neglect be prevented? - live Q&A

  • Ageing populations are growing around our youth-obsessed Commonwealth

    Ken Bluestone

  • Learning disability care faces disaster over back pay bill

    Martin Green
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