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ADASS Responds to the State of Adult Social Care Sector and Workforce in England Report

ADASS Responds to Parliamentary Committee Report - Coronavirus: lessons learned to date

ADASS Responds to new Skills for Care report on the economic contribution of adult social care

ADASS Responds LGSCO Annual Review of Adult Social Care Complaints 2021

ADASS Press Release: emergency measures needed to ensure vital care and support services continue

ADASS Press Release - The Government's Winter Plan and Adult Social Care

ADASS Seeks Clarifications following this week’s announcement regarding adult social care funding and reform.

ADASS Responds to the Norfolk SAR

ADASS responds to the conclusion of the Norfolk SAR concerning the deaths of three Cawston Park Hospital patients

ADASS REPORT: NEW RAPID SURVEY FINDINGS 2021

ADASS Responds to PM's Announcement on Adult Social Care Reform Plans and Funding

ADASS Press Release: Social Care Day of Remembrance and Reflection

Adult Social Care Leaders come together with a vision for a future workforce strategy

ADASS Responds to Govt Announcement on Health & Care Frontline Staff new self-isolation mitigating measure

Response to the latest Government announcement on double-vaccinated frontline NHS and social care staff new self-isolation measure

ADASS Responds: Adult Social Care Reform

Stephen Chandler responds to Adult Social Care Reform reporting

ADASS Spring Survey 2021

This is the eighteenth year that the ADASS Spring Survey (previously known as the ADASS Budget Survey) has tracked the financial position and adult social care budgets of local authorities in England. This year, we have changed the title of the survey as increasingly this survey has looked at so much more than budgets.