At MHA, we’ve now made our views known to the Home Office on their consultation on the proposed changes to settlement, telling them that their proposals will have real consequences for adult social care. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Let’s avoid unintended consequences in the Fair Pay Agreement The Fair Pay Agreement could transform adult social care, but success depends on funding, scope and representation within the Adult Social Care Negotiating Body

My colleague Cathryn Taylor shares MHA's thoughts and concerns about the forthcoming Fair Pay Agreement Negotiating Body mha.org.uk/news-and-blo...

Ahead of tomorrow's autumn Budget, I was delighted to join the Care and Support Alliance and millions of older people to ask the Chancellor to listen to the voices of people whose lives depend on social care. This Budget must work for all of us #FiguresThatMatter

Joint statement: Investing in adult social care for people and communities As organisations spanning the breadth of the adult social care and support sector, we stand ready to work with the Government, and on a cross-party basis, as equal partners, to bring about the longer-term changes that are needed to build a care and support system that enables everyone to live the life they want to lead.

We call on Rachel Reeves MP to strengthen adult social care and work with the sector to mitigate pressure on councils, providers and charities: https://orlo.uk/Xf9zF

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Social care provides independence, dignity, and improved well-being for millions of older people. The return on investment for every £1 invested in England, is £2.36 in socioeconomic benefits 👍 When we can’t care - who will? #ValueSocialCare #ProvidersUnite #StrongerTogether

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NEW: Ending care worker recruitment from abroad is hugely risky for a #socialcare sector facing a vacancies void, and reforms to make care jobs more attractive for UK workers won’t kick in for years.

Read the response from our social care expert @natashacurry.bsky.social here: buff.ly/3mLe7p9

NCF responds to controversial passing of the National Insurance Contributions Bill - National Care Forum In response to the House of Commons voting against amendments to the National Insurance Contributions (Secondary Class 1 Contributions) Bill which would have

Our response to Commons voting against amendments which would have exempted adult social care providers from the increase in employer’s National Insurance Contributions: www.nationalcareforum.org.uk/ncf-press-re... 1/4

We urge MPs, who are debating right now and particularly those who have our services supporting people in their constituencies, to support the social care sector and back the amendment to exempt health and social care providers from the ENICs changes #providersunite #ValueSocialCare #NICSDefeat

Reflections on Providers Unite Day MHA joined a historic rally at Parliament on 25 February, advocating for fair pay and reforms in adult social care amid concerns over national insurance contrib

Here are some of my reflections from the @providersunite.bsky.social rally last week mha.org.uk/news-and-blo...

A few photos from yesterday's #ProvidersUnite rally. This was my first time being on a march, and it was a privilege to meet so many people passionate about adult social care. We must keep up the momentum!