Social care provides care, support and safeguards for all of us. It supports us when we are disabled or older; it supports us to live good lives and to die good deaths.
The new Government has an opportunity to stabilise, rebalance and transform adult social care and ensure that all of us can get care and support when and where we need it. Our statement - How to sort out Social Care once and for all - outlines three key aspects of how we can do this. Read more here or listen to our Vice President James Bullion below!
Support is vital but must be individualised
Adult social care unit costs are rising - is it sustainable?
How can we take action against dementia using technology?
My experience of undergoing a major operation and the road ahead
From professional to patient in a heartbeat
Giving councils 20:20 vision: providing a clearer perspective on new technology for individual wellbeing
Challenging the leadership status quo
The High Altitude
The bittersweet advancements in technology
Don’t play Jeopardy with Care Technology
ADASS RESPONDS TO ROUGH SLEEPING SNAPSHOT IN ENGLAND: AUTUMN 2019
ADASS responds to Personal Social Services: Staff of Social Services Departments, England 2019
ADASS Responds to CQC report on sexual safety and sexuality
ADASS responds to “The Marmot Review 10 years on"
ADASS responds to Government immigration announcement
ADASS Senior Officer, Policy and Practice (2.5 days a week)
ADASS responds to Migration Advisory Committee Report
ADASS responds to National Living Wage announcement
HOW THE GOVERNMENT CAN SORT SOCIAL CARE – THE BIGGEST UNANSWERED POLICY QUESTION
ADASS RESPONDS TO THE QUEEN’S SPEECH (December 2019)
