Care England strives to work collaboratively with its members, stakeholders and Government to implement the foundations of a sustainable future for adult social care that will be to the benefit of all citizens and the economy.
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Our membership includes organisations of varying types and sizes, amongst them single care homes, small local groups, national providers and not-for-profit voluntary organisations and associations.
Between them they provide a variety of services for older people and those with long term conditions, learning disabilities or mental health problems.
Latest News from Care England
Author Sharon Gallagher, Sales Director Don’t get caught out. One provider paid the price when employees took action against them, resulting in £30k of backpay and a substantial...
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Registered Managers are central to the running of care services. They hold responsibility for quality, safety, staffing, culture, family communication, supervision, daily problem-solving and the countless small...
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An independent study by Casson Consulting has delivered one of the most comprehensive analyses to date of the financial and operational impact of digital health technology in social...
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Last week, Care England’s Abi Walton and Ella Blyth attended the Women’s Budget Group Early Career Network Spring Conference to discuss the future of care policy. The Women’s Budget...
Read moreAcross adult social care, there is a quiet assumption that training equals competence. Staff complete mandatory modules, certificates are issued, compliance dashboards turn green, and yet,...
Read moreStop guessing your job board budget: why cost per hire should matter to every care provider
26 May 2026Article
Care providers are under constant pressure to recruit, but recruitment spend is not always understood with the same discipline as other areas of the business. Job board...
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