Social care leaders will unveil their vision of how public services should support vulnerable people and call for the Government to set out its plans.

When a social worker finds themselves in the spotlight it’s generally because something has gone wrong. Jane Haywood explains why the profession needs to learn to hog the limelight

Meeting the challenge of co-production in adult social care can seem both essential and impossible. We look at how the sector can move to a “no decisions about me, without me” approach

Directors of children’s services have a “moral imperative” to help other councils improve their provision, to fill the gap left by less national and regional improvement support, the president of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services has warned.

Kensington and Chelsea acted lawfully in withdrawing care for former ballerina despite unchanged circumstances, say judges

AN ORGANISATION that provides care for the elderly is under investigation after complaints were made over unpaid wages.

An inquiry into the Vanessa George child abuse case has highlighted a number of flaws in the inspection framework for nurseries.

AN MP has branded children’s social care services in Birmingham “a mess” following the death of an Erdington toddler.

A centre for people with learning disabilities is set to close next year following a review of adult care services which will change the way Wandsworth Council provides social care.