Becoming a director in social care
This new leadership programme is designed for those aspiring to become a director in any adult social care organisation. It is in partnership with Skills for Care.
This new leadership programme is designed for those aspiring to become a director in any adult social care organisation. It is in partnership with Skills for Care.
A new programme in partnership with Skills for Care. It is designed for aspiring Directors of Adult Social Services (DASSs) who are ready to take the next step in their leadership journey.
A call for urgent educational reform following the new Public Accounts Committee report on support for children and young people with special educational needs.
What does the draft Mental Health Bill mean for people with learning disabilities, autistic people, community support and advocacy?
Julie Pointer, children and young people’s lead, shares some insights and areas for improvement on Ofsted's long awaited Preparing for Adulthood thematic review.
Research manager Dr Vicky Mason-Angelow shares initial insights from research about people on the edge of services. Please get in touch if you want to share your story.
This guest blog is by Penny Phillips, a member of NHS England's Older People's Sounding Board and National Patient Safety Partner. Penny highlights practical steps to engage people and families in their own care and how this can foster a sense of empowerment and confidence in people staying safe and looking after their well-being.
This Guest blog is by David Vickers, a former member of the Older People’s Sounding Board, a group we facilitate on behalf of NHS England. This blog delves into the power of lifelong learning, exploring how we can embrace new roles and continue growing through experience as we age.
Emma share's views on preparing for adulthood including experiences with schools, college, and the council.
We're delighted to be collaborating with Shared Lives Plus and Community Catalysts on a campaign to highlight a range of proven approaches that are reshaping conversations about social care.
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