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This year, we're celebrating a very important milestone... 2021 marks SCIE’s 20th anniversary! | 🎉🎂🥳
SCIE has been serving the social care sector, those who work in it and ultimately those who are cared for by it, for 20 years.
"This is really encouraging news - However, we are still calling for vaccinations in all care settings"
@kathryn1smith responds to to news of vaccines in care homes in England.
https://t.co/BBheO6aM5j
#socialcare
New from SCIE - Beyond COVID-19: New thinking on the future of adult social care
This report summarises the main themes from a wide range of different contributions, and makes recommendations for the future of adult social care
The SCIE hub for social care providers continues to be updated with new information and guidance as the Government works to slow down the spread of COVID-19 and ease the restrictions of lockdown.
"Where co-production and digital inclusion is done well, celebrate it!"
SCIE Communications Officer, James Anthony, looks back at #CoProWeek and discusses the importance of digital inclusion.
https://t.co/wH05lBoSS1
Co-production Week is back for the fifth year running - starting on 06 July 2020
Using practical examples and online activity from across the country, we will show how co-production can still meaningfully take place even in a changing and uncertain world #CoProWeek
Great to spend some social time with the team @SCIE_socialcare on a quiz! Good job I was #homeschooling at the same time so I had my son on hand for some answers 🤣 thanks @JamesA_04 and @CarmenColomina7 for planning and hosting! informal catch up during #lockdown important! 👍😊
Yesterday, on #WSWD19, we launched a new hub for social work resources which cover Northern Ireland to inform practice and service developments.
See the new digital home ��� on the SCIE website ⬇️ @healthdpt
https://t.co/R2izVoJHzK
📣 | Get involved in our latest call for practice!
We are looking for practice examples from commissioners & providers for a new guide with @CarersUK. Focus is on adult carers in England inc #youngcarers as they turn 18.
Submit examples online by 29 Jan. https://t.co/X7vw8lD9p8
@LewisBuxton93 may not be the perspective you’re after but I’ve been a football referee at amateur levels for over five years - let me know if you’re interested in speaking
Carers are eligible for support in their own right, based on the impact their caring role has on their wellbeing. Local authorities must use the Care Act 2014 to determine this.
Know more about your rights and the Care Act 2014: https://t.co/yB3tfcMr6s #CarersRightsDay
This year's State of Care finds that most people receive a good quality of care, but that people’s experiences are often determined by how well different parts of local systems work together @CareQualityComm#stateofcare https://t.co/ntPuwzlNID
"Changes that come about are more meaningful and sustainable because people have been given choice and control in shaping something"
https://t.co/7JpMKeOrqB
Have a read and share this great blog from SCIE's Kate Pieroudis on #Coproduction in Oxfordshire