Ten year vision to improve adult social care

Ten year vision to improve adult social care People who need care, the social care workforce and unpaid carers will benefit from the ten-year vision for adult social care.

The white paper is part of the government’s wider social care plans, backed by £5.4 billion, which for the first time provides a limit to the cost of care for everyone in the adult social care system, and significantly increases state support. Department of Health and Social Care

See also:

• Policy paper: People at the Heart of Care: adult social care reform white paper Department of Health and Social Care
• New vision for social care will feel like hollow words without the money to deliver it The Health Foundation
• The King's Fund responds to the government's adult social care White Paper The King's Fund
• LGA responds to adult social care reform white paper Local Government Association
• Social care white paper an important step but must be financially backed to pull care sector back from the brink Nuffield Trust
• Social care: Plans to fund improvement in England unveiled BBC News
• Social care white paper widely criticised Channel 4 News
• A £500m plan to boost social care staff is on the way as 40,000 staff leave sector in just six months The Daily Mail
• Time for honesty if Boris Johnson really wants to fix social care The Guardian
• Jeremy Hunt and Labour attack ministers’ social care plan The Guardian
• What are the Government’s plans for social care? The Independent
• PM told to 'back up words with cash' on social care plan to bring sector ‘back from brink’ ITV News
• Social care white paper ‘falls well short’ Local Government Chronicle