Resources & Guidance

Following the Supreme Court’s judgment of 2 June 2026, which overturned the Cheshire West acid test and fundamentally changed how deprivation of liberty must be assessed, both the Department of...

Care England discount and free support offers are designed to solve problems, deal with challenges, and reduce costs for care providers, which have saved millions of pounds for both members...

The Fair Pay Agreement (FPA) is set to be one of the most consequential changes for the adult social care workforce in England. Under this new framework, care workers will...

One of the useful points raised in this week’s CTRL + Care podcast, hosted by Digital Care Hub’s Katie Thorn and Michelle Corrigan, was that the recent wave of digital...

There is enormous potential in getting reform right. We support broader access, sustainable funding and better outcomes. We also need a system that encourages innovation, makes the best use of public money and recognises the expertise and capacity that already exist across the sector. Reform should be shaped by what works for people, not by ideological preferences for who provides their care.

Complaints are often viewed as evidence that something has gone wrong. Sometimes they are. But they can also provide something the adult social care sector urgently needs: a detailed source...

Menopause is becoming more visible in workplace conversations, and that visibility is welcome. More organisations are beginning to develop policies, guidance and formal commitments, signalling that menopause is a legitimate...

Care England was delighted to help kick off Professional Care Workers’ Week 2026, joining The Care Workers’ Charity, the National Care Forum and the Homecare Association for the opening webinar...

It’s now been nearly a year since the Local Government Minister Jim McMahon announced the government’s intention to rapidly roll out a programme of local government reorganisation (LGR) in England...

The fourth webinar of Care England and Menopause Support’s series focused on the physical symptoms of menopause, specifically Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM). While the third webinar outlined some of the common...

Care England is publishing monthly information from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) on processing times and police force performance. DBS checks are an essential part of recruitment across adult...

Ashfield House Care Home in Coventry welcomed Professor Martin Green OBE, Chief Executive of Care England, for a special visit today. As the head of the UK’s largest representative body...