Updates
We are delighted to virtually welcome Dr Tom Ryan and Elsie Ledger from the NIHR School of Social Care Research, to present ‘No one wants to talk about it: Exploring transitions in family care for people with learning disabilities’ as part of our Seminar Series.
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In a new report released today, the Centre for Care explores Social Care Co-operatives in the UK. The report authors provide a summary here.
Read more about Social care co-operatives in the UK: what are they and what contribution do they make to social care? Insights from a Centre for Care studyBecky Driscoll provides an overview on the UK Government’s recent update on addressing the Independent Review of Carer’s Allowance Overpayments’s recommendations, and presents our new Research Briefing.
Read more about Accountability and action at last for unpaid carers with Carer’s Allowance overpayments? Complexity, vulnerability and harm in the welfare benefits systemSeminar: From low-skilled to good work – labour and migration issues in Social Care
We are delighted to virtually welcome Professor Gabriella Alberti and Dr Marketa Dolezalowa to present ‘From low-skilled to good work – labour and migration issues in Social Care’. This event has been postponed, please check back for updates soon.
Read more about Seminar: From low-skilled to good work – labour and migration issues in Social CareThe Centre for Care’s Impact Associate, Lucy Wood, provides a round up of our recent evidence submissions.
Read more about Contributions to calls for evidenceWe are delighted to virtually welcome Dan Wheatley (University of Birmingham), Ben Hopkins (University of Birmingham) and Katrina Tavoulari (University of Bath) to present ‘Assessing the impacts of AI on the employment opportunities and work experiences of disabled people in the UK’.
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