Transforming Carer Support in Hospitals
What we’ve learned from the Carer Support Worker pilot project in North East London.
What we’ve learned from the Carer Support Worker pilot project in North East London.
Partnering across the Thames Freeport area to transform how community care is delivered, helping people stay healthier at home through proactive digital health monitoring.
We’re proud to feature in the Rayne Foundation’s new national report and to share how our work is helping shape better careers in social care.
During her five-week internship, Florrie explored how Care City’s Connect project builds stronger, more connected communities and discovered lessons she’ll carry far beyond graduation.
Exploring how we can reimagine the ‘front door’ to adult social care as a welcoming space for partnership, connection and flourishing.
Over the past 12 months, residents, community groups and public services in Barking and Dagenham have been building something extraordinary together.
In the final chapter of our Kit4Care blog series, we reflect on the impact, learning, and legacy of a pilot that empowered care professionals, improved outcomes — and just won a major award.
A co-designed workshop with mothers facing perinatal mental health challenges reveals vital insights for creating more compassionate, proactive, and supportive health visiting services. Read more in Vedika Lall’s blog below.
A new white paper reveals how a digitally enabled model of care in care homes can improve outcomes, reduce hospital admissions, and save the NHS millions—offering a blueprint for truly integrated, preventative care.