Karolina Gerlich, CEO of The Care Workers’ Charity, says, “We welcome the fair pay agreement. Care workers, along with other low paid sectors, deserve employment security and real living wages. We would like clarification on how this will be achieved and funded and a timeline for when this will happen. Care work is continually …
The Care Workers’ Charity welcomes the Green Party’s newly launched manifesto, which places a strong emphasis on social care and the needs of the care workforce. Karolina Gerlich, CEO of The Care Workers’ Charity says, “We are pleased to see care front and centre of this manifesto and the clear acknowledgment of the needs of …
The Care Workers’ Charity has expressed its disappointment in the recently released Conservative Party manifesto, highlighting the limited attention given to the care sector. Karolina Gerlich, CEO of The Care Workers’ Charity, says “It is disappointing that in an 80-page document, care only receives a few lines. The only commitment seems to be a continuation …
The Care Workers’ Charity is pleased to respond to the recent Liberal Democrat manifesto, which prominently features social care, reflecting its crucial importance to society. Karolina Gerlich CEO says, “we are delighted to see that social care is a high priority for the Liberal Democrats, acknowledging the essential role care workers play in our communities. …
We were thrilled to partner with Oxford University to run a roundtable discussion on the ethics of AI in social care. This event brought together 21 care workers with Oxford University researchers to begin drafting guidance for a sector that is urgently calling for support in using AI ethically and safely in this rapidly evolving …
In a groundbreaking collaboration, The Care Workers’ Charity, in partnership with the Institute for Ethics in AI at the University of Oxford, hosted a roundtable discussion on the ethical use of AI in social care, with a focus on generative AI. The event brought together 21 care workers and university researchers, to start drafting essential …
Nathan Hollow, Group Board Director and Head of Health and Social Care at PLMR Group, an award-winning public affairs, PR, corporate, digital and crisis communications agency, has been appointed a Trustee of The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC). The Care Workers’ Charity has been at the forefront of aiding current and former care workers facing unforeseen …
The latest issue of the CWC Circular is out now! Welcome to the May issue of The CWC Circular which is absolutely full of news and stories from our supporters, sponsors and, of course, us! Following the announcement of the general election, we have released our manifesto calling for urgent action on the care sector, …
Home Instead is joining The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) as a Supporter Member to help raise awareness of the charity’s support services. Their contribution will expand CWC’s reach, ensuring that more care workers in need can receive assistance. Home Instead says, “Care workers play a crucial role in the UK and so we’re thrilled to …
