There is now a real opportunity to deliver the funding and reform needed to ensure we have a social care system that is genuinely fit for the twenty-first century.

ADASS responds to national government rough sleeping data for 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

ADASS responds to yesterday's announcement on unskilled immigration.

We are looking for someone with a wealth of strategic experience and understanding of social work practice, policy and legislation to join our ADASS central team as a senior officer on a part time basis. Deadline 15 February, 5 pm.

ADASS responds to the Migration Advisory Committee report on immigration.

President Julie Ogley responds to today's National Living Wage announcement.

ADASS President Julie Ogley is calling on the Government to make adult social care a top domestic priority in a letter to the Prime Minister today.

ADASS President, Julie Ogley, responds to today's Queen's Speech.

ADASS President Julie Ogley's speech at National Children and Adult Services Conference (NCASC) 2019.

ADASS sets out what adult social care needs from the next government.

ADASS responds to the latest NHS performance data for September 2019.

ADASS Vice-President, James Bullion, responds to the Care Quality Commission's annual 'State of Care' report.

President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), Julie Ogley, responds to today's Queen's Speech.

In anticipation of the Queen’s Speech on 14 October, Julie Ogley, President of Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) has written to the Minister and Shadow Ministers to restate the importance of looking at long-term funding and a plan for adult social care.