Welsh care workers urged to test new language pilot
The Care Council for Wales (CCW) has launched a new set of resources to encourage better use of the Welsh language in delivering care. The ‘Use your Welsh’ resources are
Read MoreThe Care Council for Wales (CCW) has launched a new set of resources to encourage better use of the Welsh language in delivering care. The ‘Use your Welsh’ resources are
Read MoreA senior care home nurse is to face a Nursing and Midwifery Council(NMC) conduct and competence committee relating the death of an elderly woman who died two days after being
Read MoreThe Care Council for Wales (CCW) has launched a consultation on the Best Practice Guidance for learning and assessment in social care, the care of children and young people and
Read MoreThe Social Services Improvement Agency (SSIA) in Wales has published a new report outlining how information services are being transformed in Wales and will empower people to take greater responsibility
Read MoreA new streamlined and citizen-centred local authority social services complaints and representations process comes into force in Wales. Deputy Minister for Social Services, Gwenda Thomas, has announced local authorities are
Read MoreThe Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW) have developed a new YouTube channel designed to keep everyone up-to-date on sector developments. The latest video outlines who the CSSIW are,
Read MoreThe Care Council for Wales (CCW) are asking for the workforce to give their opinion on their work in a new online survey. The CCW are looking for input to
Read MorePolice investigating allegations of historical sexual abuse in the North Wales care system have said 275 people have come forward to report that they were assaulted or mistreated. As of
Read MoreA package of investment in services to support older people in the Western Bay area of Wales has been unveiled by the Deputy Minister for Social Services, Gwenda Thomas. A
Read MoreA target to ensure young children in the poorest parts of Wales have a health visitor and free childcare is close to being met, two years early. More than 31,000
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