Agencies Call For Increase In Appropriate Housing For Older People
A multi-agency partnership is calling for an increase in appropriate housing to improve the health and wellbeing of older people in the South West of England.
Read MoreA multi-agency partnership is calling for an increase in appropriate housing to improve the health and wellbeing of older people in the South West of England.
Read MoreThe head of social services in Wiltshire, Dr Ray Jones, has quit his job, amid the Who pays for care?’ row between the county council and primary care trusts.
Read MoreDoctors in England are to get new guidelines telling them how to help patients tackle obesity head on. GPs will have to treat obesity as if it were any other medical condition and advise overweight patients to slim under the new government guidelines.
Read MoreOn June 13, 2002, 108-year-old Alice Knight finally starved herself to death. It was her protest, a protest against being moved from the care home she loved to one she did not recognise.
Read MoreThe Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has launched new guidance outlining ways that social care organisations can ensure significant participation of children and young people in developing and improving their services.
Read MoreThe chairman of Cambridgeshire’s health watchdog has blasted the Department of Health for failing to respond to concerns about mental health cuts.
Read MoreKent County Council has worked with IT supplier Anite to develop an online self-assessment application for citizens seeking council care services.
Read MoreA leading care charity has today hit out at the Government over shortfalls in funding for commissioned services.
Read MoreDevon County Council proposes to improve social care in the county by commissioning services for adults from voluntary, not-for-profit and private sector organisations.
Read MoreEnglish councils face a deficit of £1.77 billion in their social care budgets for 2005/06, according to a survey carried out by The Association of Directors of Social Services and the Local Government Association.
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