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.

ADASS responds to the latest NHS Hospital Performance Data

ADASS responds to Government Spending Round, 4 September 2019

Location: Westminster - London

Closing Date: 22/09/2019

Interview Date: 03/10/2019

Employment Type: Fixed term, full-time, 35h per week

Department: Association of Directors for Adult Social Service (ADASS)

ADASS RESPONDS TO LATEST SKILLS FOR CARE REPORT ‘Size and structure of the adult social care sector and workforce in England, 2019’

ADASS responds to the latest NHS hospital performance data for May 2019

ADASS Responds to the report by the House of Lord Economic Affairs Committee

ADASS publishes its annual budget survey of Directors of Adult Social Services in England.

ADASS responds to the Prime Minister's announcement on mental health and prevention

ADASS responds to the latest NHS hospital performance data, for April 2019.

ADASS responds to the Panorama programme about social care ‘Crisis in Care – Part 2: Who Pays?’

ADASS responds to a Health for Care coalition poll of MPs on social care

ADASS responds to an Age UK report on the state of the adult social care market

Social care leaders need to envisage the future as well as deal with the reality of now, in order to transform people’s lives, the incoming President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services says in her inaugural speech.

ADASS responds to a Centre for Policy Studies report on the future of adult social care

ADASS responds to an Independent Age report calling for free personal care and how to eliminate 'catastrophic' lifetime costs

ADASS responds to the Delayed Transfers of Care figures for February 2019.

ADASS responds to £4.8 million announced in funding by NHS Digital for councils and partner organisations to bid for digital adult social care projects on a wider scale. 

ADASS responds to a new report by Think Local Act Personal on 'Reimagining Social Care'

A new coalition of health organisations has been formed to support a long-term settlement for social care services in England, and have set up a petition calling for vital funding that care services need. 

ADASS responds to a report by the Health Foundation, The King's Fund and Nuffield Trust on the health and care workforce

ADASS responds to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman’s launch of a good practice guide for care providers.

ADASS responds to the latest Delayed Transfers of Care figures for January 2019

ADASS responds to an Independent Age report on care home performance across England.

ADASS have recently reviewed our organisation and are now looking to appoint a Deputy Chief Officer on a two years fixed term. This new role will both enhance our capacity and help lead us through the next stage of our development.

ADASS President Glen Garrod responds to CQC research.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Communications, Membership and Events Co-ordinator to join the team on a fixed term basis for two years.

ADASS responds to Age UK research on the social care green paper delay

ADASS response to the launch of the NHS Universal Personalised Care delivery plan

Glen Garrod, President of ADASS, responds to the announcement of the final Local Government Settlement for 2019-20

ADASS responds to The Mental Capacity Amendment Bill.

ADASS response to the latest Delayed Transfers of Care figures published by NHS Digital, for November 2018

We are seeking to appoint a temporary part time senior member of staff who will bring additional social care expertise and capacity to the policy and implementation team. 

ADASS responds to the NHS Long Term Plan

Wishing you a very Happy Christmas from all at ADASS with our annual Christmas Card. 

ADASS responds to an independent review of the Mental Health Act

The National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) and Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) have launched a joint publication on how adult social care and primary care can work more closely together through the primary care home (PCH) model, an established primary care network. 

Response to the Prime Minister’s announcement of £3.5 billion a year in new real terms funding for primary and community healthcare by 2023/4 under the NHS Long Term Plan.

ADASS' response to the Prime Minister’s announcement of new funding for primary and community healthcare 

Austerity has not ended for older and disabled people with the undervaluing of adult social care continuing to have a detrimental impact on them, their families and communities, warns the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS).In a speech to the National Children and Adults Services Conference (NCASC) in Manchester today, ADASS President Glen Garrod will say austerity reducing care and support for older and disabled people has “gone too far” and that “the consequences on individuals and their families are not sufficiently well understood”.Mr Garrod will also warn that it is “looking like government…seek to use social care as a pressure valve, simply to ease the burdens on the acute NHS.” This just makes things worse, as without social care people need more healthcare.

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to the latest Delayed Transfers of Care figures for September 2018 published by NHS Digital.

The ADASS Media Roundup, from September 28 - November 2nd inclusive, featuring coverage of the Budget.

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the report of the Public Accounts Committee on Social Care and Health Integration.

ADASS is seeking to appoint two senior members of staff who will bring additional social care policy and implementation expertise and capacity to our talented and committed team. The roles are offered on a two year fixed term basis. See here for the for more information...

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, (ADASS), responds to the latest Delayed Transfer of Care figures published by NHS Digital. 

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the 'State of Care' report published by the Care Quality Commission today. 

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the announcement by the Health and Social Care Secretary, Matt Hancock, that £240 million is to be made available to social care teams to help tackle winter pressures.

The ADASS Media Roundup for July to October. 

Commenting on the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill which is reaching the committee stage where it will be scrutinised by Lords, Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), said:“Supporting the safeguarding of people’s rights where they may not have the capacity to do is a fundamentally important safeguard for extremely vulnerable people...

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to Age UK’s report on funding care for older people.

Adult Social Care has saved the NHS almost £60 million through reducing pressures, the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) reveals today in a new analysis.

Julie Ogley, Vice President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responded to the latest Delayed Transfer of Care figures, which show that delays attributable to social care fell by almost 40 per cent compared to June last year. 

Glen Garrod, the President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the Care Quality Commission report Beyond Barriers. 

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the Joint Housing, Communities and Local Government and Health and Social Care Joint Select Committee’s report on social care funding. 

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of the Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the Government’s delay of the social care green paper until the Autumn.

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to the announcement of additional funds for the NHS to mark it's 70th birthday. 

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the NHS’s announcement of a new ambition to reduce lengths of stay in hospital by 25 per cent. 

Despite a welcome injection of short-term funding into the sector, adult social care across the country face care market failures, reduced investment in prevention, and the knock-on effects from NHS pressures - such as an increased focus on people delayed in hospital, and a reduction in NHS spend on continuing health care - the Association for the Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) reveals in its annual budget survey today.Today, we highlight the increasingly fragile state of the social care system and the importance of investing in social care, which is clearly affecting the lives of thousands of older people and those with a disability – restricting choice and increasing the burden on families and friends...

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, responds to the Government's announcement of a Carers Action Plan. 

 The ADASS Media Roundup, for 8th - 23rd May inclusive.

Glen Garrod, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to the Public Accounts Committee’s Report on the future of social care.

The ADASS Media Roundup, for 26th April to 8th May inclusive.  

Last night, Hospital on BBC Two revealed first-hand the pressures that are facing health and social care teams across the country, with an emphasis on the challenges teams are facing managing delays in transfers of care. 

The ADASS Media Report for 16th April until 23rd April inclusive is below. 

Margaret Willcox, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, (ADASS) responds to the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ inquiry on Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards. 

The ADASS media roundup, for 12th - 27th March inclusive.

Margaret Willcox, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to a report by charity Independent Age on adapting rented housing for older people. 

Margaret Willcox, President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), responds to the social care green paper announcement by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care.