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.
Islamophobia Awareness Month - Overcoming Phobia
Black History Month - lessons learnt and the way forward
UK must harness technology assisted care to power independent living: new report from Public Policy Projects
NCASC Blog: Stay Kind & Keep it in the Community
NEXT STEPS FOR THE VCS: The Voluntary and Community Sector in a world shaped by Covid
How can technology support social care winter pressures?
Thinking innovatively about innovation in care technology, will the outcomes and benefits justify the excitement?
Departing – But Not Going Away
What does the impact of Covid in social care mean for the NHS? 5 questions, 10 actions.
The reassuring presence of technology
ADASS Press Release: Spending Review
ADASS Press Release: Autumn Survey Report 2020
ADASS Careers: Senior Policy Officer - Policy and Implementation
Government Spending Review 2021/22: ADASS asks
ADASS Press Release - Themes and Learning from the Local Response to COVID-19 in Spring and Early Summer 2020
ADASS Statement: Why the Government must prioritise adult social care this winter
ADASS PRESS RELEASE: JAMES BULLION OPENING SPEECH AT NCASC
ADASS President James Bullion NCASC Opening Speech
ADASS Statement: ADEPT, ADPH, ADASS, ADCS Joint Statement
ADASS Press Release: Joint call to action – open letter to Secretary of State, Minister for Care and DHSC officials on Visiting in Care Homes
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