ADASS has today set out the stepping stones
for change in adult social care.
This includes a two year funding settlement from the government, to help stabilise the current position, enable a big conversation with the public, and transition to a long term future that enables the type of care and support we all want for ourselves and our families in the future.
We published nine statements
that offer significant insight on what we believe can help
shape the future of adult social care.
What does the impact of Covid in social care mean for the NHS? 5 questions, 10 actions.
The reassuring presence of technology
“One sheet a sniffle, two sheets a blub”
Thoughts for social care practitioners during learning disabilities week 2020
Health and Social Care post-COVID-19: the ABC of change
Opinion piece: Action in Respect of Public Sector Workers who have died from Covid-19
How can councils best support care providers through these unprecedented times?
Bringing communities together in the fight against Covid-19
Covid-19: A Directors Perspective
Support is vital but must be individualised
ADASS Responds: Ministerial Statements on Adult Social Care proposals likely to be delayed until 2021
ADASS Responds: Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman Annual Review of Adult Social Care Complaints for 2019-20
ADASS Careers: Assistant Chief Officer, Senior Officer Communications, Communications & Events Administrator
Session recordings | ADASS Summer Conference 2020
ADASS Summer Virtual Conference 2020
ADASS publishes: Nine Statements to Help Shape Adult Social Care Reform
ADASS Responds: ADCS 'Building a country that works for all children post Covid-19' Report
ADASS Responds, UK’s Points-Based Immigration System Announcement and Adult Social Care Workforce
ADASS Responds to the Government 'Regular retesting rolled out for care home staff and residents' announcement
ADASS Budget Survey 2020: Impact of Covid-19 on budgets
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