Care City Welcomes Rayne Foundation’s First-Year Learning Report
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.
Careers
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Learning from Care City: Florrie, our Intern’s Journey into Community, Connection and Innovation
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.
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“Write Your Own Job Description”: How We Took a Creative Leap in Recruitment
Ever looked at a job ad, felt excited… and then talked yourself out of applying because you didn’t tick every box?
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Celebrating Impact: From Kit4Care Pilot to Award-Winning Innovation
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.
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A Workforce Revolution: How Enhanced Roles are Transforming Health & Social Care in North East London
At Care City, we believe that the future of care lies in breaking down barriers between health and social care and empowering the workforce that sits at the heart of both. That’s why, with funding from The Rayne Foundation, we’re leading a transformational project to develop and embed Nursing Associate and AHP Assistant Practitioner roles […]
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Empowering Carers: Transforming Health & Social Care Through Training, Tools & Support
Our report reveals how equipping care workers with essential tools, training, and support for health assessments can transform care outcomes, reduce NHS strain, and build a more integrated health and social care system.
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Empowering Carers: Enhancing Hospital Discharge Experiences Across North East London
Introducing Carer Support Workers to support better transitions from hospital.
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Volunteering at Hope Family food bank
Christine’s blog shares her passion for volunteering and why it might just be right for you.
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How we kept momentum & engagement when project timelines slipped.
Pia Barna & John Bryant’s Kit4Care blog series continues, at a point where project timelines start to slip.