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Our temporary Register of Social Workers closed on 30 September.

More than 30 people from the African community in Swansea have completed a three-day Introduction to social care course, to help set them on the pathway for a career in care.

The 2023 Accolades awards are now open for entries and nominations and we want to hear about the good work that’s going on within social work, social care and childcare, play and early years in Wales.

​Research to find out more about the people who work with data in local authority social services has revealed the biggest opportunities and challenges they face.

More than 50 employers have signed up to a new scheme to help more people get work in social care.

In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans discusses the importance of attracting and recruiting enough people with the right skills and values to work in caring roles

Young people aged 18 to 30 in Wales have been taking part in a specially-designed training programme to help get them into a career in social care.

The Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has announced that new social work students, who start their studies from September onwards, will receive significantly higher bursaries.

Anyone visiting the Ceredigion National Eisteddfod on Monday 1 August is welcome to attend our event to highlight the importance of providing care and support to people in Welsh.

Pupils at Haverfordwest VC High School have been the first to receive a new type of introduction to social care training.

In her latest column for the Western Mail, Sue Evans discusses why the well-being of our care workers is so important

New report gives snapshot of social care workforce in Wales