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New qualifications go ‘live’
New qualifications for leaders and managers of health and social care and childcare services are available from today (1 September 2020).
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Does Wales care enough about equality and human rights?
In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans discusses racism and injustice
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What can we learn from our first report on domiciliary care workers in Wales?
This is the first of a series of short personal blogs that reflect on what we can learn from the Register of social care workers in Wales
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Pandemic response shows worth of our social care workers
In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans discusses how social care workers in Wales have shown their worth during the coronavirus pandemic
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Help fight Covid-19 – Support the hidden army, now and always
In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans praises the hidden army of social care workers during the Covid-19 pandemic
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An open letter to our supermarkets
Our Chief Executive Sue Evans has written an open letter to our supermarkets asking them to formally recognise the social care worker card during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Social care workers in Wales to receive card to prove they’re key workers
All social care workers in Wales are to be sent a card that will potentially help them access the benefits available to key workers during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Former social workers invited to return to practise
Social Care Wales has invited all social workers who have left the profession to consider re-joining the Register.
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Key workers always, not just in times of crisis
Government recognises social workers and social care workers as key workers in helping tackle coronavirus.
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The latest information from our Chief Executive on coronavirus (COVID-19)
An update from our Chief Executive, Sue Evans on coronavirus (COVID-19).
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The latest information on coronavirus (COVID-19)
Find the most up-to-date information on coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Who’s going to help you and your family if you need care and support?
In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans discusses the Welsh Government's plans to engage with the public about the future of social care in Wales