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Infection prevention and control

This page shares Skills for Care resources which help with ensuring appropriate infection, prevention and control is provided by everyone working in adult social care, including Every Action Counts resources.

Care topics

Our registered manager webinars cover a range of topics to support managers and their services. These webinars focus on care topics including managing bereavement and medicines from the regulatory perspective.

Pathways to Employment workbook

Pathways to Employment workbook from My Life.

Care Certificate workbook for PAs

Employers can use this workbook to support PAs when they first start work, or as a refresh for existing staff.

Transferable skills

Hear how people working in other sectors have transferred their skills to roles in the adult social care sector.

Recognising and celebrating Black workers in adult social care

Every year Black History Month provides us with an opportunity to remember, reflect on and celebrate the contributions of Black people in society, past and present.

New survey launched for BAME care workers

Skills for Care is launching a survey, and a series of webinar and peer coaching, to find out more about the experiences of social care workers from a BAME background during the pandemic. Our Programme Manager for Leadership and Management Symone Stuart wants as many workers as possible to complete the survey.

Simon - Deputy Manager

Learn from Simon's inspiring personal journey and gain insights into exploring your own care options. Find the support and guidance you need to make informed decisions

Making activity count

Tracey Nicholson, Project Manager for Standards, Learning, Qualifications and Apprenticeships, tells us why "Making activity count" is her favourite project to date.

Continuing to learn and develop as a leader

We hear from Sarah Wildon, registered manager of Able Living Care Services in Poynton, Cheshire East, about her career journey and how she has always embedded continual learning and development into her role.