A selection of our appearances in the media.
2023
In March 2023, Professor Sue Yeandle gave evidence to the House of Lords Integration of Primary and Community Care committee, click here to watch the session.
The following day, a clip from the sessions was played on BBC Radio Sheffield on the morning show (click here to listen, at 1:01:39 and 3:01:53) and Sue was interviewed on the the afternoon ‘drive time’ show (click here to listen, the interview is from 1.48-1.57).
2022
To mark Carers Rights Day 2022, we collaborated with Carers UK on a report entitled ‘Cycles of caring: transitions in and out of unpaid care’, and added insights into the nature of unpaid care in the UK. The research was undertaken by Maria Petrillo, Matt Bennett and Gwilym Pryce and was featured on the BBC News website, The Sheffield Star, UK Daily News and more.
Matt was also interviewed on BBC Radio Sheffield. Click here to listen to Matt on the show, starting at 02:12:00.
On 25th October, Centre for Care Co-Investigator, Professor Catherine Needham (Lead for Care as a Complex, Adaptive Ecosystem gave evidence to the Scottish Parliament Health, Social and Sport Committee. Advisory Board member Professor Jon Glasby also gave evidence in this session. Click here to watch the session.
In August 2022, the Centre for Care submitted scrutiny questions to the Senedd for the Health and Social Care Committee. The committee met on 6th October and our questions on unpaid carer wellbeing, unpaid carer financial hardship during the cost of living crisis and working conditions for care workers were discuss in detail. Click here to watch the session.
Centre for Care Co-Investigator Dr Kate Hamblin gave oral evidence on digital technologies to the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee inquiry into ‘Lifting the veil: removing the invisibility of adult social care’. Click here to watch the session.
Centre for Care Director Professor Sue Yeandle and Co-Investigator Madeleine Starr MBE gave oral evidence to the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee inquiry into ‘Lifting the veil: removing the invisibility of adult social care’. Click here to watch the session.