Infection Control in Care Homes: New Covid-19 Standards
George Griffiths, managing director of uRoster and uCheck, considers the importance of infection control in care home settings. Outbreaks of a disease can be unpleasant […]
Carers
Young adult carers given boost by Driving Change project led by North Wales college
COLEG CAMBRIA is among the first 10 institutions in the UK to be recognised for its work as part of a transformational project with young […]
At least one person on every street in Scotland will feel lonely this Christmas
One of Edinburgh’s leading care and support providers, Social Care Alba are working hard to address the public health crisis of loneliness this festive season […]
Can Loneliness Amongst the Aged Be Helped?
One-third of older adults over the age of 60, will experience loneliness – and it is a big problem. Aoife Mulcahy, Head of Clinical & Safety […]
Welsh Neurophysiotherapist and MS Charity praise groundbreaking report on multiple sclerosis
A leading Welsh neurophysiotherapist has welcomed a new consensus report which includes advice on how sufferers can best manage and reduce the symptoms of MS. The report, prepared by […]
Stigma still exists for children in care
A new ScotCen Panel attitudes survey has revealed that, while attitudes in Scotland to care experienced young people are generally very positive, some people still […]
Call for young carers to have better support within the workplace
Young Carers’ Awareness Day (on 25 January this year) marks a day when this often forgotten group get recognition, but RedArc wants employers and insurers […]