The latest ADASS survey helpfully articulates the challenges facing social care and the need for action if the Government's ambitions for health and care are to be realised.
For more than 25 years, Cordis Bright has provided research and consultancy services to care providers. We believe that public services can and do change lives for the better.
For more than 25 years, Cordis Bright has provided research and consultancy services to care providers. We believe that public services can and do change lives for the better.
VODG joined the National Housing Federation in writing to Ministers on the need to protect supported housing and for regulation to be effective and proportionate.
VODG joined Scope and over 50 other civil society organisations to urge the government to withdraw this bill and co-produce all disability benefits reforms with disabled people.
RAD is one of the oldest charities working with deaf people in the UK. Celebrating deaf culture and community, with deaf people, and in collaboration with others, RAD delivers services that deaf people want and need.
This year’s event will bring delegates together to discuss and develop the narrative on restoring care as a societal issue. Last year participants from a dozen countries and three continents described the challenges and possibilities in a global context.
The Ten Year Health Plan seeks to implement the government's three shifts for the NHS from hospital to community, sickness to prevention and analogue to digital. But the NHS can only succeed if it works with the third sector.
We continue to be concerned that the Universal Credit and Personal independence Payment Bill is being rushed through and 'concessions' risk creating a two-tier system for disabled people.
VODG is delighted to welcome latest member Zetetick Housing, a charity providing homes for people with learning disabilities, autism or additional needs.