Health and social care staff could be legally required to undertake special learning disability or autism training, under new government proposals.
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Brendan Kelly, managing director of Heathcotes Group said that the government 'constantly' referring to care workers as 'low skilled' is turning off school leavers from entering the profession
Sunrise Senior Living has launched its first student nursing placement programme at Sunrise of Sonning in Reading.
Skills for Care has announced the winners of its Accolades awards celebrating excellence in workforce development for the 1.47m people in the adult social care sector in England. The winners of the awards, which are
Safe staffing is all about having enough of the right staff to deliver high quality care and support. It’s also one of the things that
Employers are being asked to come forward to host graduates as part of a programme to develop future social care leaders. Skills for Care’s one
Ambitious graduates are being urged to apply for a place on a one-year management programme being rolled out by Skills for Care. The scheme, which has been developed in partnership with the NHS Leadership Academy,
Skills for Care CEO Sharon Allen has called for greater investment in the social care workforce in order to overcome the recruitment and retention challenges
Debbie Smith, Director of Care at Wellgate Care, a group specialising in supporting adults with learning difficulties and disabilities in the South East, explores the
Sharon Allen has announced she is stepping down as CEO of Skills for Care in April. The Skills for Care head is leaving her role to take up the post of CEO with the Arthur
