Blogs and articles

Amanda Cheesley, Professional Lead for Long Term Conditions and End of Life Care at the Royal College of Nursing talks about how the Bounce Back Boy resources has enabled people – not just nurses – to hear Josh's story and use it as a means to open discussion, provoke emotions and for us, to improve care.

Lynn Cawley is the mum of Josh who died at the age of 22. They've now shared their story about the end of life care he received and the impact of this on their family. She talks openly about the struggles and why these new resources we've developed around her story are so important for her family and end of life care.

Sharon Allen, Skills for Care CEO, rounds up our month of diversity and makes clear our commitment going forward.

During #EmbraceDiversity month, we hear from Maria Hamood, who recently completed our Moving Up Programme. She offers an insight into why she undertook the programme, what she has gained and why she thinks other people should get involved.