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Safe and fair recruitment guide

Safe and fair recruitment - a guide to employing people with convictions in social care. Updated January 2024

Life Under the 'Clapping for Carers' Radar – Part One

Tina Turnbull is Chief Executive of People Matters, and also holds voluntary roles as an Inclusive Growth Ambassador for Leeds City Council, is a director of Leeds City Credit Union and a governor at a local NHS Trust. In the first of three blogs Tina looks at the impact of the virus on her organisation.

International recruitment of nurses into social care - how do we ensure a good experience for all?

We hear four different perspectives on how we can ensure a good experience for international nurses recruited in social care. These are taken from a video discussion we held in December 2023.

How national projects are helping to support the adult social care workforce

Last year, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) launched several key initiatives to support the adult social care workforce and enhance staff skills. We hear from two individuals in the sector about their experiences with the Care Workforce Pathway and the Learning and Development Support Scheme (LDSS), exploring how these are making a difference on the ground.

Flu jabs

This page features information about flu vaccinations, including who is eligible, how to access a free flu jab and links to practical resources assist in reminding and encourage people to get vaccinated.

How digital technology has improved the care I draw on

Dr Clenton Farquharson CBE is a Husband. Dad. Former carer. Black Disabled man. Associate Director, Think Local Act Personal (TLAP). He shares how technology has impacted the care he draws on.

Unique IQ CEO David Lynes ‘goes the distance’ for Care Workers’ Charity

CEO of home care technology firm Unique IQ raised £2,000 for The Care Workers’ Charity by competing in and winning an endurance cycling competition.

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Transcript for S3 E6 of The Care Exchange

What it feels like to work for an 'outstanding' provider

An 'outstanding' rating can help you retain a loyal workforce who are proud to be part of your team. We spoke to Ellen Toulson an assistant team leader and Steven Guest a support worker at City Care Partnership about what it feels like working for an 'outstanding' rated provider.

Learning disability

Explore Skills for Care's guide to learning disability: understanding legal duties, person-centred care, best practice, workforce support, and what high-quality care looks like for people with learning disabilities.