170 new childcare apprenticeships
An extra 170 childcare apprenticeships are to be created for young people aged 16 to 19, the Scottish Government has announced.
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An extra 170 childcare apprenticeships are to be created for young people aged 16 to 19, the Scottish Government has announced.
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Health and social care officials in Aberdeen are being urged to review a contract with an employment agency after the “incomprehensible” sacking of a care worker wrongly accused of sexually assaulting an elderly man.
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AN ABERDEEN social work boss today said a community service sentences are not a soft option for criminals. And Aberdeen City Council’s manager of criminal justice insisted the punishment was shown to work.
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Vulnerable children have been failed by Government guidelines designed to protect their welfare during court battles, an official report has warned.
A SOUTH Wales local authority facing a budget crisis is planning to hand over £220m a year of its spending to private companies to save cash.
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Councillors look set to press on with the controversial closure of a Hull care home despite a last-minute legal challenge. Rokeby House has been the centre of a two-year battle between Hull Council and relatives of the 11 elderly residents still there.
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A NEW way of dealing with dementia will be trialled in Enfield. The borough will be one of three Dementia Demonstrator sites in London, after winning a bid alongside Croydon and Kingston-upon-Thames.
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Children and adults with learning disabilities are being ignored by the government because current policy is too focused on care of the elderly, a coalition of charities claims today.
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Many people support the cost of social care being met through taxation – so why is the government dismissing this approach?
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SPENDING on adult social services in Barnet has increased by 25 per cent over the last five years, a report has revealed. The cost of handling elderly and vulnerable adults has risen massively above inflation, with £22 million more spent this year than five years ago.
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