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The Care Council’s work has played a major role in achieving significant progress in social care workforce management and policy in Wales over the past 10 years.
Skills for Care and Development (SfC&D) is delighted to announce that it has secured £2.2million to invest in employer initiatives to continue the development of this very important, highly skilled workforce.
A registered residential child care worker has been given an Admonishment after being found guilty of misconduct by a Care Council for Wales Committee at a hearing in Swansea.
The Care Council is developing a Customer Charter setting out what standards and quality of service you can expect. It will set out our long-standing commitment to you, our customers, as we provide the services you want and need.
The report, Raising Standards in Social Care, describes how the Care Council carried out its role of raising standards through its regulatory work in 2010-2011.
A registered residential child care worker has been given an Admonishment after being found guilty of misconduct by a Care Council for Wales Conduct Committee in Caernarfon
A sincere thank you to all those who contributed to the consultation on the CPEL Framework which closed on Friday 16 September.
The Care Council for Wales wants to be sure the requirements it sets for professional social work education are the right ones and that the standards for social work students’ learning and assessment are clear.
Significant steps are being taken to reinforce the professionalism of social workers and social care workers in Wales, reveals the Care Council’s Annual Review for 2010/11 published today (Wednesday, 21 September).
The Care Council’s Board is visiting Caerphilly County Borough Council on Wednesday 21 September as part of its work to strengthen links with local social care services.