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Jargon Buster podcast
Why does the language we use in social care matter so much? Is it ok to be riddled with jargon? Listen to our new podcast (5 mins) with Catriona Moore, who edits the TLAP care and support jargon buster and Sally Percival, and read their blogs on this subject https://www.thinklocalactpersonal.org.uk/Latest/Podcast-why-language-matters-in-social-care/
What do NICE, ADASS and LGA all have in common?
They have made commitments to Making it Real. Follow their example and find out more about getting involved.
Directory of organisations involved in Making it Real & Help and guidance
Putting the self back into self directed support - 24th Feb, Manchester
Are personal budgets and personal health budgets working as well as they should for the people you support in your area?
Join TLAP, and partners for an extended conversation about how you could improve your self-directed support offers. Book now via our event page.
Online event on social prescribing, 20th March
Come to an hour-long lunchtime webinar that explains how general practice and social prescribing support people’s wellbeing. Book your place, for this important topic via our event page.
View previous webinars
Pushing the horizons – comparing care for older people in the UK and Australia
TLAP had a visit from the Royal Commission into Aged Care in Australia, Sanchi Murison blogs on what she learnt. Read Sanchi’s blog.
New starters at the National Co-production Advisory Group
We’ve got a wealth of new insights from people with lived experience who have joined TLAP’s co-production group. A warm welcome to Sam Willacy, David Rolph, Jennifer Pearl and everyone else who joined. Meet the NCAG members
Supporting adult social care innovation
A new five-year study funded by the Economic and Social Research Council aims to uncover new evidence about what helps adult social care innovations to be developed and scaled-up. TLAP will make sure that the Social Care Innovation Network work is aligned with SASCI -a collaboration between LSE, Care England and others.
High Impact Change
The LGA’s High Impact Change Model is a way of helping people get home from hospital sooner by getting health and care organisations to look at how well they work in a local area, and how they could make changes. The 2019 refreshed model has been included in the Integration and Better Care Fund (BCF) policy guidance.
Young carers' support and breaks: call for practice examples
SCIE are seeking examples from commissioners and providers of young carers’ breaks and support to include within their guidance and to support research. https://www.scie.org.uk/carers/breaks/young-carers
New NICE/SCIE quick guide - Enabling positive lives for autistic adults
Access to personalized support and specialist interventions can make a big difference to the quality of life of autistic people. This new quick guide will help social workers to identify the particular care and support needs of autistic adults. Enabling positive lives for autistic adults
Job opportunities
There are vacancies at Shared Lives Plus. The losing date fast approaching, but there’s still time to get your applications in, https://sharedlivesplus.org.uk/news-campaigns-and-jobs/jobs/
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