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As the population of people with dementia from minority ethnic backgrounds continues to rise, it is essential to address the unique challenges they face in

The adult social care sector is set for transformative change in 2025, driven by government reforms aimed at improving services and better supporting care workers.

The holiday season can be a difficult time for social workers. While many celebrate Christmas with joy, social workers often feel a mix of exhaustion,

The Court of Protection, established under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, oversees decisions for individuals in England and Wales who are unable to make decisions

Integrating technology into adult social care transforms how services are delivered, making them more efficient, personalised, and responsive. With an aging population and increasing care

Legalising Assisted Dying in England and Wales On November 11, 2024, a landmark bill, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, was introduced to

As Halloween approaches, we’ve been chatting about all the ghoulish images we attach to the holiday—a key one being witches! This got us thinking about

Mental capacity, particularly in the context of social work, has often been understood through an individualistic lens that prioritises cognitive ability. However, recent scholarship suggests

Annual Review of Adult Social Care Complaints: A Call for Change The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman’s Annual Review for 2023-2024 uncover critical insights

The Adult Social Care Workforce Strategy is a comprehensive response to the urgent need to address critical shortages and improve the quality of care. The

What You Need to Know Timely and effective psychological assessments must be balanced in adult social care. They are essential for accurately guiding treatment plans

Ben, a young adult diagnosed with learning disabilities and Prader-Willi syndrome, faced significant health challenges due to his rapidly increasing weight. His condition made it