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Total Place weekly updates: January
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An archive of the Leadership Centre's weekly Total Place updates for January 2010.
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Skills for Care launch Accolades 2010 - 2.3.10
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Entries are now open for the Skills for Care Accolades 2010 celebrating the very best practice in social care workforce development by employers across England.
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Skills for Care backs National Apprenticeship week 3.2.10
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Skills for Care is running a series of regional events supporting National Apprenticeships week after a huge increase in adult social care apprentices completing their courses.
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Skills for Care welcome new strategy to boost training for workers supporting people with autism 4.3.10
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Skills for Care have welcomed 500,000 of funding to help frontline social care and health professionals become more aware of the needs of people with autism.
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Adult social care apprentices meet Health Secretary 5.2.10
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Adult social care apprentices from all over England met Health Secretary Andy Burnham to celebrate the sectors contribution to National Apprenticeship Week.
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Skills for Care says joint statement on the future of social work is an important piece of collaborative work 8.3.10
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Skills for Care says the joint statement on the Future of Social Work in Adult Social Services in England helps clarify the central role social workers will play in an increasingly personalised world.
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Skills for Care welcomes spotlight on workforce training in first Care Quality Commission report 11.2.10
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Skills for Care welcomes the first Care Quality Commission report as an important contribution to the transformation of adult social care required by Putting People First.
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Skills for Care backs National Dignity Day 25.2.10
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Skills for Care believe being treated with dignity is a human right not a privilege, and have pledged to recruit an extra 1000 Dignity Champions into the adult social care sector.
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