Care England, representing the adult social care sector
Care England, a registered charity, is the leading representative body for small, medium and large providers in England.
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.
Our Community
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
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The Department of Health and Social Care has today published its response to the Fair Pay Agreement consultation, confirming the design of the new Adult Social Care Negotiating Body and...
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Care England, the largest and most diverse representative of adult social care providers in England, has responded to ADASS’ spring survey and the CQC’s report on emerging themes from its...
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Care England is pleased to be attending the Care Roadshow South and Care Roadshow Yorkshire later this year, and we look forward to meeting care providers from across the sector....
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Care England today launched its good practice guide on preventing choking deaths amongst people with learning disabilities in Parliament to a crowd of sector leaders, people with lived experience and...
Read moreSocial care’s improving workforce figures mask a growing concern with no plan to address
26 June 2026Article
Care England, the largest and most representative body for independent adult social care providers in England, has responded to Skills for Care’s annual Size and Structure of the Adult Social...
Read moreEveryday changes that improve retention
22 June 2026Article
Retention in social care is often discussed in terms of pay and funding. While important, research shows that everyday working conditions play an equally significant role. Staff are...
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