CARE MATTERS podcast- The Invisibilities of Social Care: perspectives from unpaid carers
A new CARE MATTERS podcast episode hosted by Dr Rachael Black, with special guests Liz Naylor and Chris Sterry, exploring the ‘invisibilities’ of Social Care.
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New report in partnership with Carers UK for Carers Rights Day 2022
To mark Carers Rights Day 2022, we have collaborated with Carers UK on a new report entitled ‘Cycles of caring: transitions in and out of unpaid care’, and added insights into the nature of unpaid care in the UK
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Contributions to committees and inquiries (August-October 2022)
Centre for Care researcher Becky Driscoll provides an update on our recent contributions to government inquiries and committees, relevant to social care and unpaid carers.
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Digital and Technology-Enabled Care Services- where we are and where next.
Recordings of our Expert-led Technology and Care session on 18th October 2022, featuring speakers Richard Parkinson (FarrPoint) and Tim Mulrey (TSA), are now available.
Read more about Digital and Technology-Enabled Care Services- where we are and where next.CARE MATTERS podcast- Care poverty: in conversation with Teppo Kröger
Dr Duncan Fisher welcomes Professor Teppo Kröger, to talk about Teppo’s recent publication, ‘Care Poverty: When Older People’s Needs Remain Unmet’.
Read more about CARE MATTERS podcast- Care poverty: in conversation with Teppo KrögerThe Centre for Care team submitted evidence from May to July 2022 to five wide-ranging government inquiries relevant to social care and unpaid carers
Read more about Responses to calls for evidence (May-July 2022)A message from Centre for Care Director Sue Yeandle on carers Week 2022.
Read more about Carers Week 2022A two-part episode of the CARE MATTERS podcast, focussing on the work being done in IMPACT (IMProving Adult Care Together).
Read more about Two-part episode of the CARE MATTERS podcast, exploring the work of IMPACT – Improving Adult Care TogetherMaria Cheshire-Allen (Swansea University) is joined by Irene Mortimer (Swansea Carers Centre) and Jude Dale (Dementia Friendly Swansea) in this episode of CARE MATTERS, entitled ‘The right to be me’
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