sophiehen, Author at The Care Workers Charity trading as Care Workers Support

Connect2Care: Evolving Brands, Revolutionising Training

Connect2Care: Evolving Brands, Revolutionising Training Connect2Care, a leading provider of training and apprenticeships for the care, early years, and funeral sectors, has unveiled a major brand evolution — introducing three new sector-specialist sub-brands: Connect2EarlyYears, Connect2AdultCare, and Connect2FuneralServices. This evolution gives each sector its own identity, focus, and dedicated support, reflecting Connect2Care’s mission of training people …

The Care Workers’ Charity and Three Cord Care

Three Cord Care has become a Supporter Member of The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) and is helping to raise awareness of the support offered by the charity. The support given will widen the reach of the CWC and will ensure that more care workers in need can receive support. Beverley P Akwaraonwu, CEO at Three ...

The Care Workers’ Charity and Majesticare

Majesticare have renewed as a Supporter Member of The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) and is helping to raise awareness of the support offered by the charity. The support given will widen the reach of the CWC and will ensure that more care workers in need can receive support. Caren Burton, Chief People Officer of Majesticare, ...

The Care Workers’ Charity and Principle Care Homes

Principal Care Homes have renewed as a Supporter Member of The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) and are helping to raise awareness of the support offered by the charity. The support given will widen the reach of the CWC and will ensure that more care workers in need can receive support. Hayley Bull, Head of Charity ...

The Care Workers’ Charity and LDC Care

LDC Care have renewed as a Gold Supporter Member of The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) and is helping to raise awareness of the support offered by the charity. The support given will widen the reach of the CWC and will ensure that more care workers in need can receive support. LDC Care says, “LDC Care ...

Too Little, Too Late: The Care Workers’ Charity Responds to £500 Million Funding for The Fair Pay Agreement

Too Little, Too Late: The Care Workers’ Charity Responds to £500 Million Funding for The Fair Pay Agreement The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) welcomes today’s announcement by Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, of a £500 million investment to establish the first-ever Fair Pay Agreement for adult social care workers in …

Celebrating A Year of Impact: Care Worker Advisory Board and Champions Project Mark Major Milestone at House of Lords Reception

Celebrating A Year of Impact: Care Worker Advisory Board and Champions Project Mark Major Milestone at House of Lords Reception The Care Workers’ Charity proudly hosted a special reception at the House of Lords yesterday, celebrating one year since the launch of its Care Worker Advisory Board and Care Worker Champions Project—initiatives that are driving …

Professional Care Workers’ Week 2025 Kicks Off Tomorrow with Frontline Voices Leading the Conversation

Professional Care Workers’ Week 2025 Kicks Off Tomorrow with Frontline Voices Leading the Conversation Professional Care Workers’ Week (PCWW) 2025 officially launches tomorrow, celebrating its eighth year of championing the essential contributions of care workers across the UK. Hosted by The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) and co-produced with the charity’s Care Worker Advisory Board, this …

The Care Workers’ Charity Responds to Skills for Care Workforce Report

The Care Workers’ Charity Responds to Skills for Care Workforce Report Newly published figures from Skills for Care reveal that vacancy rates in England’s adult social care sector have returned to pre-pandemic levels – a welcome indication of stabilisation following years of workforce strain. According to the 2024/25 Size and Structure of the Adult Social …

The Care Workers’ Charity Responds to The ‘Poverty, Pay and the Case for Change in Social Care’ report, published today by The Health Foundation.

Paid in Poverty: The Price of Being a Care Worker in Britain Today The ‘Poverty, Pay and the Case for Change in Social Care’ report, published today by The Health Foundation, reveals alarming new evidence that residential care workers and their families are nearly twice as likely to live in poverty as the average UK …