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Supporting Learning Disability Week

We’re pleased to be supporting Learning Disability Week this year, which is focusing on busting myths about living life with a learning disability. By showcasing the achievements of people with a learning disability, the campaign is hoping to change perceptions about their important role in our society.

Working with others: Commissioning relationships

Learn about the importance of building effective commissioning relationships. This page explains how commissioners work collaboratively with partners, providers, communities and people who draw on services to deliver better outcomes in adult social care.

Resources to support with building digital skills and confidence

We take a look at some of the resources we have available to help you build your digital confidence.

How Leeds City Council’s Community Health and Well-being Service is making lives better

In this article, we hear from Cath Roff MBE, Project Director: Social Care Transformation, on the launch of the ‘Workforce Strategy for Adult Social Care’ and their upcoming Community Health and Well-being Service.

How apprenticeships can kickstart careers in care

We hear from two apprentices at St Monica’s Trust about how their apprenticeship has helped get them started with a career in care.

The wellbeing of your staff is linked to the quality of your service

During this 'Stress Awareness month', Sue Caslake, Workforce Development Lead at Independent Lives discusses the direct link between supporting the wellbeing and resilience of their staff and delivering a high quality service.

Getting started in social work with ASYE

Welcoming new starters and newly-qualified entrants to the sector is a key consideration of the recruitment process. Luckily, there are many initiatives which can help with those first steps.

National Apprenticeship Week: insights from apprenticeship trainers

We spoke with two training and apprenticeship providers about the benefits of apprenticeships in social care, from upskilling existing staff to helping with recruitment and retention.

Social care leaders share how our 'Digital learning for managers' modules can support leadership and retention

Skills for Care’s ‘Digital learning for managers’ modules have been designed to develop new and aspiring social care managers. Find out more about how the modules can support managers and leaders to develop their skills and management techniques.

How to support a reluctant learner

Laura Stones, Learning and Development Officer at Aspire Personalised Care, discusses how their organisation supports people who are reluctant to take on training and learning within their role.