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#CelebratingSocialCare: partnering for success
Throughout April we’re #CelebratingSocialCare and all the great work happening across the sector. In this article we’re hearing about beneficial activities, partnerships, and initiatives from care organisations across the country.
Supporting the non-white workforce in social care
In this blog Sophie Chester-Glyn, Managing Director of the Manor Community Care Home talks about how organisations can change and support the non-white workforce across the sector.
Interview: how supporting digital skills and confidence can support retention
Claire Smout, Skills for Care’s Programme Head - Sector Digital talks to us about the importance of supporting staff to confidently use digital technology, and how getting this right can be key for staff retention.
Skills for Care launches its ‘Learning and development matters’ campaign
We celebrate the launch of our ‘Learning and development matters’ campaign, which will run throughout January and February.
How Glassmoon Services is shaping the future with the Care Workforce Pathway
We hear from Glassmoon Services about their involvement as one of the Early Adopters of the Care Workforce Pathway.
Skills for Care response to DHSC national recruitment campaign
The Department of Health and Social Care has this week launched their national recruitment campaign, aimed to attract more people to a career in social care.
Volunteer Responders programme supports adult social care providers
This #GoodNewsFriday we hear about how the NHS and Care Volunteer Responders Programme is supporting social care.
Skills for Care launches two-month campaign focused on developing everyday leaders
Skills for Care has kicked off its ‘Everyday leadership’ campaign, which runs throughout June and July.
Peer support for registered managers and social workers
We know that one thing that can really support a happy and healthy workplace, is peer support. At Skills for Care, we facilitate a number of groups and forums for people working in social care.
Skills for Care launches ‘Managing your service’ campaign to support care managers and leaders
Throughout March, Skills for Care is running its latest campaign, ‘Managing your service,’ which aims to support care leaders and managers in managing their service.
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