Professor Nathan Hughes responds to the UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review in relation to children’s social care.
Read more about Can New Money Shift Old Systems? What the 2025 Spending Review Might Mean for System Change in Children’s Social CareInequalities in Care
Left on the Back-Burner: Adult Social Care and the 2025 Spending Review
The Centre for Care team respond to last week’s 2025 UK government Spending Review.
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The launch of our unpaid care dashboard is on 11th June 2025.
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Charlie Grosset explores the recent UK welfare reforms focusing on the emotional, social and financial impact on disabled people.
Read more about Overview of welfare reformsJoin us online for our next seminar on 25th February with Dr Megan Carney.
Read more about Seminar: “Safety is Number One, Healthcare is Number Two”: Care and Emigration Aspirations in the U.S.Read this new study by the Centre for Care team researching inequalities in care.
Read more about Estimating the Cost of Unpaid CareSeminar: International Care Labour Markets and Ethical Recruitment, Dr Isabel Shutes
Seminar recording now available! Isabel Shutes presents ‘International Care Labour Markets and Ethical Recruitment’.
Read more about Seminar: International Care Labour Markets and Ethical Recruitment, Dr Isabel ShutesSeminar: Non-traditional forms of later-life care in India, Dr Jagriti Gangopadhyay
Event recording now available! Dr Jagriti Gangopadhyay to presents ‘Non-traditional forms of later-life care in India’. 29th October 2024.
Read more about Seminar: Non-traditional forms of later-life care in India, Dr Jagriti GangopadhyayA brief round of of the inaugural QAR-Net Care workshop from June 2024.
Read more about QAR-Net Care: inaugural workshop round upDr Duncan Fisher presents a film for the British Sociological Association, produced for A-level students, aiming to raise awareness of, and give context to, care and care work in relation to sociology.
Read more about Care, Social Care and Sociology – a short filmSeminar: Understanding suicide and homicide risk in unpaid carers, Dr Siobhan O’Dwyer
We virtually welcomed Dr Siobhan O’Dwyer from the University of Birmingham, to present Understanding suicide and homicide risk in unpaid carers. A recording of the presentation is now available to watch.
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