26 October 2008 - Londoners gather for the last of four citizens’ engagement events around the care and support Green Paper.
People in Bristol had the opportunity to shape Government policy on the future of the care and support system in England.
On the 18th October people in Leeds had the opportunity to shape
Government policy and tell the Government what they think about the
future of the care and support system in England.
Care Services Minister on tour in Newcastle shaping the future of care and support and promoting national dignity campaign.
On the 11th October, people in Birmingham had the opportunity to shape Government policy and tell the Health Secretary Alan Johnson what they think about the future of the care and support system in England.
Care Service Minister Ivan Lewis will be in London today as part of his six-month tour of events debating the future shape of the care and support system in the UK.
£3.8million for Barnsley extra care housing announced
Sir Michael Parkinson and Care Services Minister Ivan Lewis will be in Yorkshire today as part of a national dignity tour to ensure that all people using care and health services are treated with respect at all times.
They will also be presenting the Bethel Road Extra Care scheme in [...]
Shaping the future of care and support and promoting national dignity
Care Services Minister Ivan Lewis will visit Leicester today as part of a national tour to ensure that all people using care and health services are treated with respect at all times.
He will also hear views from local experts on shaping the future of the care [...]
Shaping the future of care and support and promoting national dignity
Care Services Minister Ivan Lewis will visit Manchester today as part of a national tour to ensure that all people using care and health services are treated with respect at all times. He will also hear views from local experts on shaping the future of care and [...]
£31 million hi-tech home healthcare scheme begins
Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Health Secretary Alan Johnson today
launched an intense six month debate about the future shape of care and
support services.
A rapidly ageing population means that in 20 years’ time a quarter of the
entire adult population will be over 65 and the number of people over 85 [...]
