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
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Workforce pressure in adult social care is nothing new. Recruitment is difficult, competition is intense, and pay constraints remain a constant challenge. But those factors only tell part of...
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Orchard Care Homes will become Orchard Healthcare Group on 30th April, bringing its residential, nursing and specialist services under one clear, modern brand identity. ...
Read moreOnly 3% of families found arranging care straightforward, new UK research finds. Report highlights growing importance of trust, reputation and early-stage visibility, particularly in home care. New research from...
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When a care service is under pressure, the temptation to hire the first available consultant can be high. However, engaging external support is a significant procurement decision...
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Leaders in adult social care will unite to share practical solutions on recruitment, retention and reform. Workforce pressures continue to dominate the adult social care sector, with providers across...
Read moreIntergenerational Engagement Standards Programme
27 April 2026Article
Shaping the Future of Connection in Care The National Activity Providers Association (NAPA) has launched a pioneering new programme to develop National Intergenerational Engagement Standards for Care Homes, marking a...
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