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The Care Workers’ Charity partners with Flourish to launch discounted training and rewards

THE CARE WORKERS’ CHARITY PARTNERS WITH FLOURISH TO LAUNCH DISCOUNTED TRAINING AND REWARDS

The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) has announced a new partnership with Flourish, an award-winning social care training provider, giving care workers across the UK access to affordable training...
Muller continues to invest in care

Muller continues to invest in care

Cheshire-based Muller Property Group is reporting increased activity in the new build care home market where it works to unlock sites for development. The company currently has over 2,800 care beds...
Northern Healthcare Appoints Dawn Cropper as Chief Operating Officer

NORTHERN HEALTHCARE APPOINTS DAWN CROPPER AS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Northern Healthcare has announced the appointment of Dawn Cropper as Chief Operating Officer (COO), a newly created executive role that reflects the organisation’s commitment to strengthening...
Digitally delivered dementia therapy with Ayla pilot improves cognitive outcome measures  for care home residents

DIGITALLY DELIVERED DEMENTIA THERAPY IMPROVES COGNITIVE OUTCOME MEASURES BY NEARLY 50% FOR CARE HOME RESIDENTS

Dementia technology provider Brain+, has unveiled results from a seven-week pilot conducted as a Post Market Clinical Follow-up Study (PMCF) with Southcare Homes Group – a care home provider...
Immersive experience tour bus helps community understand dementia

IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE TOUR BUS HELPS COMMUNITY UNDERSTAND DEMENTIA

Home Instead UK has, once again, taken its dementia experience bus on tour to give people the rare opportunity to step into the shoes of someone living with the condition.  Having taken a...
Personal alarms help to alleviate elderly people’s concerns about living alone

PERSONAL ALARMS HELP TO ALLEVIATE ELDERLY PEOPLE’S CONCERNS ABOUT LIVING ALONE

A recent survey from  Taking Care sheds light on why older people choose to invest in a personal alarm, and it’s clear that one key factor stands out: living alone. The survey, which...
Vacancy rates in social care return to pre-Covid levels

VACANCY RATES IN SOCIAL CARE RETURN TO PRE-COVID LEVELS

Social care vacancy rates have returned to pre-Covid levels, according to the latest data from Skills for Care – the workforce development body for adult social care in England. The annual...
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ONLINE BUT UNSUPPORTED: NEW RESEARCH ON CYBER SECURITY FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

Too many people with learning disabilities are being left to navigate the online world without the support they need. A new report from the Digital Care Hub calls on the adult social care sector to...
Free Activity Sessions launched By Walfinch Leicester and Loughborough

FREE ACTIVITY SESSIONS LAUNCHED BY WALFINCH LEICESTER & LOUGHBOROUGH

Home care company Walfinch has launched free local activity sessions in Leicester and Loughborough. Kishan Pala, Managing Director of Walfinch home care Leicester and Loughborough, has launched...
This Carers Week, Carers Network highlights the inequalities facing unpaid carers in the UK

CARERS NETWORK HIGHLIGHTS INEQUALITIES FACING UNPAID CARERS

Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face, and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK....

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