News

The aim of the strategy is to create a culture where evidence plays a central role in social care, and where people feel supported and inspired to try new things.

We’ve published a new guide that aims to support social care employers in Wales to improve recruitment and retention.

We have new guidance to help managers of night residential child care workers to support those studying for the Level 3 Health and Social Care: Practice (Children and Young People) qualification.

Through this service we'll provide access to the latest research and data, guidance on training, opportunities to work together, and advice on the available support.

We’ve created a training programme that’ll give you an overview of the support our innovation coaching team offer, as well as introducing a range of innovation and coaching tools.

We’re delighted to be welcoming 11 new Board members, following Welsh Government’s announcement, and are looking forward to welcoming them to their first Board meeting next week.

In her latest column for the Western Mail, our Chief Executive Sue Evans discusses the 2024 Accolades awards

Do you work in social care and come from an ethnic minority background? We want to hear from you!

This week we’re bidding farewell to four of our longstanding Board members: Damian Bridgeman, Donna Hutton, Jane Moore and Peter Max.

The awards, which are organised by Social Care Wales and sponsored by top 100 UK law firm Hugh James, recognise, celebrate and share excellent practice in social care and childcare, play and early years in Wales.