When you have suffered a spinal cord injury the idea of returning to work may seem like a daunting prospect. However, there are many ways you can help make this process slightly less overwhelming: What...
The Good Care Group offer high quality live in care services, for elderly people to live in their home for as long as possible. Their eye-opening and educational dementia guide offers a ‘person-centred’ analysis of...
See Potential is backed by over 100 progressive employers like KPMG, Eversheds and Tesco and endorsed by the CBI, FSB and IOD. Their CEOs are encouraging other Employers to review their recruitment practices and sample the...
Vicky McDermott is Chair of the Care and Support Alliance which represents 80 of Britain’s leading charities including Age UK, Scope, Alzheimer’s Society and The Royal British Legion and writes: In quieter times the bleak picture of...
Insights, updates, and personal reflections from Lyn Romeo, Chief Social Worker for Adults at the Department of Health. In praise of ‘access to named social worker’ pilots As social workers our job is to support, empower...
Liz Norton is a carer who looks after a family member who lives with mental health issues. Last month, Liz, fellow carer Rose Chitseko and colleagues from Healthwatch Essex visited the Department of Health. Here,...
A new system to give seriously injured veterans better lifelong assistance has been announced by Defence Minister Mark Lancaster today. This summer, the Ministry of Defence (MOD) will launch a pilot of the new Integrated...
Update: SeeAbility scoops top award at the Charity Awards 2021 14 June 2021 We are delighted to announce that we have won the Overall Award for Excellence at this year’s Charity Awards, the longest-running and most...
For a wheelchair user, the city of London may seem like a nightmare to navigate. With bustling crowds and plenty of steep steps, getting around London in your wheelchair might seem like an impossible task....
One of the challenges identified by the Kings Fund for the NHS in England is developing new and better models of care – they write: The ageing population, changing patterns of disease – with more...
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