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New investment, reforms, and Louise Casey appointed to head independent commission, to transform social care - Care Talk Business

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Thousands more people with disabilities will be supported to remain in their homes thanks to immediate action government is taking to improve adult social care, support the care workforce and take pressure off the NHS, the government has announced today (Friday 3 January).  Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting will confirm a £86 million boost to the Disabled Facilities Grant for this financial year – on top of the £86 million announced…
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Social care reforms and independent commission announced

Investment and reforms to improve adult social care have been announced alongside an independent commission to build cross-party consensus. The Baroness Casey of Blackstock DBE CB has been appointed to head the commission. The Health and Social Care Secretary has confirmed an £86m addition to the Disabled Facilities Grant for this financial year, on top of the £86m announced for next financial year at the Budget, taking the annual total to £711m…

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Government unveils investment and reforms to adult social care - Bathroom Manufacturers Association

The government has announced a sweeping package of reforms and investments to improve adult social care, aimed at enabling older and disabled individuals to live independently at home, reducing hospital pressures, and supporting the care workforce. The announcement includes immediate funding boosts, technological advancements, and a focus on long-term sector reform. Expanded funding for Disabled Facilities Grant presents opportunities for bathro…

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New investment, reforms, and Louise Casey appointed to head independent commission, to transform social care - Care Talk Business

Thousands more people with disabilities will be supported to remain in their homes thanks to immediate action government is taking to improve adult social care, support the care workforce and take pressure off the NHS, the government has announced today (Friday 3 January).  Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting will confirm a £86 million boost to the Disabled Facilities Grant for this financial year – on top of the £86 million announced…

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