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. 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 President James Bullion!
“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
Adult social care unit costs are rising - is it sustainable?
How can we take action against dementia using technology?
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
National conference aims to harness learning from pandemic
New ADASS survey shows impact of Covid-19 on adult social care
ADASS Responds: National Covid-19 Social Care Support Taskforce
SOCIAL CARE PROVIDERS FACE MORE THAN £6BN IN EXTRA COVID-19 COSTS
ADASS President James Bullion writes to the Minister of State, Infection Control Fund
