Help us shape VODG’s new AI Leadership Academy. We’re bringing together a small group of member CEOs to test our thinking, identify the leadership questions that matter most and help develop an offer that delivers real value across the membership
Following strong interest in our benchmarking programmes, we’re exploring where comparative insight could add most value next, with central services, workforce and digital among the leading priorities. Join the conversation and help shape what comes next.
A period characterised by renewed scrutiny of regulation and CQC inspections, strong engagement with benchmarking and organisational effectiveness, growing concern over supported housing funding and voids, and continued focus on workforce reform, governance and peer-led problem-solving.
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For years, health leaders have talked about moving care out of hospital and closer to home. The Government’s 10 Year Health Plan now makes that shift. This is a major change for the NHS. But for supported housing providers, working in neighbourhoods is not new.
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For years, health leaders have talked about moving care out of hospital and closer to home. The Government’s 10 Year Health Plan now makes that shift. This is a major change for the NHS. But for supported housing providers, working in neighbourhoods is not new.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon John Healey MP, delivered the Government’s first Budget against a backdrop of rising living costs. The Budget focused on easing pressures on households, incentivising new businesses, reforming welfare and expanding devolution.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published its annual assessment of health and adult social care in England, highlighting continuing pressures on access to support, funding, workforce capacity and the sustainability of social care provision.
