E-bulletins Weekly

The Care Council offers an e-bulletin service which provides recipients with the latest news and developments directly to their e-mail address. On this page you will find the weekly e-bulletin. We also produce targeted e-bulletins for different audiences, which you will find under the main audience navigation.

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16May 13
Weekly e-bulletin 16 May 2013

Community Lives Consortium is celebrating as it is in the running in the Social Care Accolades 2013 for its project to offer  learning opportunities for staff and volunteers in the community. | opens in a new window

9May 13
Weekly e-bulletin 9 May 2013

Improving care for people with dementia, working more closely with young people to ensure services meet their needs and developing community centres for older people, are just some of the projects that have made the finals of this year’s Social Care Accolades. | opens in a new window

2May 13
Weekly e-bulletin 2 May 2013

Ellis Williams, Director of Social Services in Rhondda Cynon Taf, explains why jobs in social care are projected to rise by more than 20,000 in Wales. | opens in a new window

29Apr 13
With Care E-bulletin for Social Work Students - Issue 8

New online registration services go 'live' New booklet explains continuing professional development framework for social workers | opens in a new window

29Apr 13
With care e-bulletin for social care employers

New online registration services go 'live' Reminder to Domiciliary Care Managers | opens in a new window

23Apr 13
Weekly e-bulletin 23 April 2013

On 28 January I laid the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Bill before the National Assembly for Wales. | opens in a new window

17Apr 13
With Care for Early Years Workers Issue 5

New course for students studying for level 3 child care qualifications in colleges | opens in a new window

11Apr 13
Weekly e-bulletin 11 April 2013

Plans by Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly councils to merge social services departments looks unlikely, it has been announced. | opens in a new window

27Mar 13
Weekly e-bulletin 27 March 2013

The Deputy Minister for Social Services has issued a written statement outlining her intent to build on the reforms already introduced in Wales for paying for care. | opens in a new window

19Mar 13
Weekly e-bulletin 19 March 2013

A comprehensive range of bilingual online services have been launched for social workers and social care practitioners who have to register to practice in Wales. | opens in a new window