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Self-Care Week 2025 is coming

Self Care Week 2025

Self-Care Week 2025 is coming

National Self-Care Week (17-23 November 2025) is a campaign designed to inspire and empower people to take charge of their own physical and mental wellbeing. Led by the Self Care Forum, it’s an awareness week that everyone can get involved in.

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All things being equal: co-production and integration

Posted by: Michael Turner, Posted on: 27 March 2014 - Categories: Integration, Viewpoint

Co-production is very important to the integration of health and social care. As a way of working it treats carers and those in receipt of care services with equal importance. But there's more to equality than the pursuit of a …

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Help develop the communications strategy for social care reform

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 18 March 2014 - Categories: News

The Department of Health is working with Public Health England’s marketing team to develop an evidence-based communications strategy for social care reform. This involves communication not just with people with immediate care needs but also the wider population, many of …

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World Social Work Day: Tuesday 18 March

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 17 March 2014 - Categories: Events, News

If you didn't know it already, Tuesday 18 March is World Social Work Day. Promoted by the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW), it's an opportunity to celebrate the great work and dedication of social workers around the world whilst …

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One man and his dog - and the benefits of integrated care

Posted by: Tony Hunter, Posted on: 14 March 2014 - Categories: Guest author, Integration

What does a man taking his dog for a walk on a Cornish beach have to do with providing good health and social care? Evidence shows that where services, such as health and social care, are well coordinated or integrated, …

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New Year Honours 2015: nominations close 31 March

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 12 March 2014 - Categories: News

Do you know someone who has been providing amazing levels of care or gone above and beyond the call of duty in their job? Here on the Social Care News blog we know the care and support sector is teeming …

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What are you doing for National Apprenticeship Week?

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 4 March 2014 - Categories: News, Workforce

Adult social care is a rewarding and fulfilling career - that's the message of National Apprenticeship Week, currently underway and co-ordinated by the National Apprenticeship Service, with the full support of Skills for Care. It's an opportunity to increase awareness of …

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Better Care Fund events for the South East and North West - book now!

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 27 February 2014 - Categories: Events, Integration, News

As part of wider engagement and communications activity around the Better Care Fund, two further free regional, locally led events for people from across the health and system are being held in mid March. The events will include presentations and …

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Lyn Romeo champions better social care education in new blog

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 27 February 2014 - Categories: News, Workforce

Today sees the launch of Lyn Romeo's new blog, hosted on GOV.UK, in which she pledges to comment regularly on "issues affecting social work" as she builds relationships "across government, the social work sector and the wider public, to help …

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Today's concordat builds on networking spirit

Posted by: Mark Osterloh, Posted on: 18 February 2014 - Categories: Mental health, News

As part of our launch coverage for the new Mental Health Crisis Care Concordat, we are very proud to host an acutely personal account of mental crisis from Michael J Bevan, County Councillor, Sherborne Rural Division, Dorset County Council. It …

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Why I became a member champion for mental health

Posted by: Michael Bevan, Posted on: 18 February 2014 - Categories: Guest author, Mental health, Viewpoint

The years 2001/02 were dark, bleak and dismal ones for me. My domestic life and career were both in turmoil, my marriage was breaking down, I had acute debt problems and was constantly bullied at work. They were months of …

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