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Staff within the adult social care workforce have the power to impact behaviour from the small day-to-day interactions to the more structured interventions. The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), in partnership with Skills for Care, has published a new framework for behaviour change competencies. Maria Blackwell, Care Specialist Technical Writer, explores these changes and what they mean in practice.

Medicare, Medicaid and care at home in the USA

Caremark Southend brought customers together for a lively afternoon of music, bingo, delicious treats and companionship, creating a welcoming space to enjoy time with others.

Home Instead brought its network together for a day of fundraising and friendly competition, raising £8,345 for Home Instead Charities UK to support community projects tackling loneliness and social isolation among older adults.

Trinity Homecare Group brought its three home care brands together at the South of England Show, connecting with families across the region to discuss staying independent at home, planning for future care and opportunities to work in the sector.