Care England strives to work collaboratively with its members, stakeholders and Government to implement the foundations of a sustainable future for adult social care that will be to the benefit of all citizens and the economy.
Our Community
Our membership includes organisations of varying types and sizes, amongst them single care homes, small local groups, national providers and not-for-profit voluntary organisations and associations.
Between them they provide a variety of services for older people and those with long term conditions, learning disabilities or mental health problems.
Latest News from Care England
Stop guessing your job board budget: why cost per hire should matter to every care provider
26 May 2026
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Care providers are under constant pressure to recruit, but recruitment spend is not always understood with the same discipline as other areas of the business. Job board...
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Menopause is increasingly recognised as a critical workforce issue in social care. With a predominantly female workforce, many experienced care workers will experience menopause during their careers. The impact...
Read moreReacting to yesterday’s immigration statistics, Care England warns that the figures reveal the human cost of chasing political headlines. A sector in workforce crisis, stripped of its overseas recruitment lifeline,...
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Recruitment in adult social care is often described as a workforce supply problem. That is true to a point. Providers are competing in a tight labour market, against...
Read moreWithin care organisations across the country, everyone will have a favourite moment of the week, the best activity of the day, a dinner that everyone looks forward to...
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The social care sector is not short of data. What it lacks is the ability to bring that data together in a way that actually informs decisions....
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