Community Integrated Care’s new report ‘Unfair To Care’ underlines the skill and complexity of frontline work in social care and provides further evidence of the need for social care funding to appropriately reflect the true cost of delivering quality care and support.
Read MoreThe Coming of Christmas returns to Dorchester Abbey for seasonal music and readings after an absence following the pandemic.
Read MoreA care and support team from Sheffield has won an award for their work with two people with complex learning disabilities during the pandemic.
Read MoreA senior support worker from Bishop’s Stortford has won a national award in recognition of his work in saving the life of a man with learning disabilities on two separate occasions.
Read MoreHft is championing a person-centred approach with its Personalised Technology to include people with learning disabilities in key decisions.
Read MoreHft and Care England,have today announced their partnership to deliver Sector Pulse Check 2022, a report analysing the impact of challenges facing the adult social care sector with a focus on financial health.
Read MorePeople we support have been getting into the festive spirit, creating fantastic seasonal cards as part of a festive competition!
Read MorePeople with a learning disability often feel excluded from the arts due to a lack of representation. However, all that may change with the rise of post-punk band Ultimate Thunder.
Read More"In the face of cost pressures on the learning disability social care sector - including a workforce crisis and mounting energy and wage bills – today’s additional funding is just a drop in the ocean."
Read MoreMatthew Watson, a person supported by Hft, is the star of short film, ‘Apron or Hairdryer?’ which will soon be screening at the Leeds International Film Festival. He has proved that having a learning disability is no barrier to success.
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