Young Carers

The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service says the fall for those starting this academic year totalled nearly 3,700 people

The call comes in a report, released this week, warning that the sector’s invisibility is increasingly damaging people receiving care, and all who provide unpaid services

Gillian Keegan said that the new law attempting to ensure minimum service levels on public transport might be extended to other public services including those provided by NHS workers

Nine charities led by the National Autistic Society have launched a survey to help develop an education and coaching programme in England

The Social Care Wales hearing was called after the body said it received “allegations of serious safeguarding concerns”

An investigation into a Coleraine care home has established that a resident's dentures were lodged in her throat for up to 24 hours before being detected

The increase will benefit islanders living in a care home or receiving care at their home

Mary Houghton, who works at Tudor Bank Nursing Home in Southport, began her career at the town's hospital in 1948 before entering caring after retiring

Leah Marsh, of Swallowcourt Care Homes has called for care workers to have key worker status and pay equality