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new dementia support helping families stay connected and avoid crisis

NEW DEMENTIA SUPPORT HELPING FAMILIES STAY CONNECTED & AVOID CRISIS

A new health and social care pilot in Greater Manchester is helping people living with dementia stay active, connected and well - while giving family carers a vital break.   Live More...
Real-time workforce insight from care workers offers clearer view of pressures in adult social care

REAL-TIME WORKFORCE INSIGHT OFFERS CLEARER VIEW OF PRESSURES IN SOCIAL CARE

Care workers across the UK will be able to share real-time feedback on workload, pay, wellbeing and other pressures, giving employers and commissioners a more immediate picture of workforce...
Rubbermaid Commercial Products Launches CirculAir 90

RUBBERMAID COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS LAUNCHES CIRCULAIR 90

Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP) has launched CirculAir 90, the next evolution of its popular TCell passive air freshening system that’s designed to deliver uninterrupted...
Oakland Care invests in Head of AI appointment

OAKLAND CARE INVESTS IN HEAD OF AI APPOINTMENT

Care home provider Oakland Care has strengthened its team with the strategic appointment of Tom Haslett as Head of AI.  The arrival of the digital leader marks the latest investment by the...
New exhibition celebrates care staff and people living with dementia in Gateshead

NEW EXHIBITION CELEBRATES THE CREATIVITY OF CARE STAFF AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH DEMENTIA IN GATESHEAD

Now We See Us is the latest exhibition from creative ageing charity Equal Arts, putting the spotlight firmly on the contribution and role activities coordinators have in caring for older people and...
Homecare’s Got Talent returns for 2026

HOMECARE’S GOT TALENT RETURNS FOR 2026 – INVITING CARE WORKERS TO TAKE CENTRE STAGE

Cue the music, raise the curtain and get ready for a show bursting with heart – because Homecare’s Got Talent (HCGT) is back for 2026, and it’s bigger, brighter and more unmissable...
Social Care Ombudsman launches best practice guidance for handling self-funder complaints

SOCIAL CARE OMBUDSMAN LAUNCHES GUIDANCE FOR HANDLING SELF-FUNDER COMPLAINTS

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGSCO) has today launched best practice guidance to help adult social care providers deliver fair, transparent and accountable complaints handling...
The Care Workers’ Charity Publishes Landmark Report on Delegated Healthcare Activities

THE CARE WORKERS’ CHARITY PUBLISHES REPORT ON DELEGATED HEALTHCARE ACTIVITIES

The Care Workers’ Charity has today published The Care Workers’ View: Delegated Healthcare Activities. Drawing on 358 survey responses and two roundtables with care workers, the report...
£1m Longitude Prize on Dementia awarded to AI smart glasses companion

£1M LONGITUDE PRIZE ON DEMENTIA AWARDED TO AI SMART GLASSES COMPANION

The Longitude Prize on Dementia has awarded the £1m grand prize to CrossSense, a personalised AI-powered assistant, developed for smart glasses, that identifies everyday objects and guides...
Mayor’s Big Ideas Challenge winners named to tackle health inequalities

WINNERS OF THE MAYOR’S BIG IDEAS CHALLENGE NAMED TO TACKLE HEALTH INEQUALITIES

Following seven months of development and testing, three local West Yorkshire businesses have been announced as the winners of the Mayor’s Big Ideas Challenge. The challenge was launched by...

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