Skills for Care and Development commissioned a series of reports analysing the adult social care sector’s economic and social value in the UK between 2022 to 2023. Here we look at the benefits of adult social care to society and the economy in Wales.
View Economic and social value of the adult social care sector in WalesThis report contains the findings of our 2024 ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey, which asked social care workers about things like their health and well-being, pay and conditions, and what they like about working in the sector.
View 'Have Your Say' workforce survey 2024: Full report and summary of responsesThis is a summary of responses from care workers to our 2024 ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey, which asked social care workers about things like their health and well-being, pay and conditions, and what they like about working in the sector.
View 'Have Your Say' workforce survey 2024: Summary of responses from care workersThis is a summary of responses from managers to our 2024 ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey, which asked social care workers about things like their health and well-being, pay and conditions, and what they like about working in the sector.
View ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey 2024: Summary of responses from managersThis is a summary of responses from social workers to our 2024 ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey, which asked social care workers about things like their health and well-being, pay and conditions, and what they like about working in the sector.
View ‘Have Your Say’ workforce survey 2024: Summary of responses from social workersWe commissioned a company called Alma Economics to carry out an independent data maturity assessment of all local authorities in Wales.
View Social care data maturity assessment: National report for WalesWe asked the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) to review the evidence on our new programme which focused on hospital discharge.
View Balancing rights and responsibilities programme evaluationWe commissioned an organisation called Urban Foresight to carry out research that explored how the workforce challenges facing social care in Wales can be addressed.
View Understanding attraction, recruitment and job-seeking behaviours - reports and resourcesWe commissioned an organisation called Y Lab to look at user research to help inform our approach to supporting innovation.
View Supporting social care innovation in Wales: user research programmeThis briefing presents key messages from a longer evidence review of models that support the development and maintenance of positive cultures in adult and child social care settings in Wales.
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