Buckinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board alongside Thames Valley Police, the Safer and Stronger Bucks Partnership Board and the children and adult Safeguarding Boards want to highlight the issue to give people confidence to speak out about any concerns they may have, particularly in communities where people may find it difficult to raise their fears.
Care England, the largest representative body for independent providers of adult social care, has welcomed the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) report on systems review.
An exciting new approach to get everyone in Buckinghamshire talking more about mental health launches this week.
If you or someone you care for uses short break or respite services - now is the time to have your say.
In the light of the recent pay award for nurses in the NHS, Care England, the largest representative body for independent providers of adult social care, notes that nurses working in independent care homes seem not to have been given the same priority by the Government.
Care England, the largest representative body for independent providers of social care, has welcomed the report from the joint inquiry by the Health Select Committee and the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee into the long term funding of adult social care.
The Council has today announced the details of its new consultation process on reviewing the way its Early Help services (support for families) are delivered.
The Early Years Team at County Hall have won national honour this week (Monday 25 June) for their work in coping with a huge increase in demand for child care across Buckinghamshire.
Thursday 21 June is Clean Air Day. It’s an ideal moment to pause and think about the impact of air pollution on our health, what we might do to tackle it, and how we can spread the word about its dangers.
An estimated 1,200 people with a learning disability die from preventable illness every year.
