We work with care organisations, people who need care and support and carers, and other partners to make sure our activities reflect their needs.
Whether you're part of a large care provider, a new business expanding into social care or a person who directly employs a personal assistant, there are many opportunities where you can contribute to our ongoing work.
Take part in research, responding to consultations, providing case study examples, commenting on draft products, co-producing new policies or agreeing to be a study site.
to hear about any future opportunities.
Share your thoughts on the new Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care specification
The new Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care specification is nearing final sign-off. The sector has already played an important role in shaping the content, and your feedback has informed the specification throughout its development.
This final review is an opportunity to consider whether the near-final specification reflects the knowledge and skills needed by practice leaders, deputy managers and other Level 4 roles across adult social care, and whether there are any significant gaps before it is finalised.
Before completing this survey, please read through the draft Level 4 Diploma in Adult Social Care specification (available via the link below).
Thank you for your continued contribution to the development of the Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care specification.
Help us understand skills gaps across adult social care
As part of 微微草视频's work to support workforce development, we’re running four surveys to help us better understand skills gaps and future training needs across adult social care in England.
We want to hear from care workers, individual employers, personal assistants, senior carers, team leaders, registered managers, deputy managers and others working across adult social care to help us understand skills gaps and future training needs.
There are four surveys. Please choose the one most relevant to you, or complete more than one if you’d like:
All responses are anonymous and your feedback will help us understand where further training and support may be needed and help shape the next steps for workforce upskilling.
Please take part and share the surveys with colleagues and networks across adult social care.