Announcing Two New AHP Open Badges (Podiatry)
Two new AHP Open Badges focused on foot care are now available, offering valuable support and knowledge enhancement for care professionals, with an ongoing SSSC learning challenge for May.
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Two new AHP Open Badges focused on foot care are now available, offering valuable support and knowledge enhancement for care professionals, with an ongoing SSSC learning challenge for May.
Living with dementia can present unique challenges for individuals and their caregivers alike. However, with the advancement of technology and the thoughtful design of everyday aids, managing daily tasks and maintaining independence is becoming more achievable.
From managing symptoms to maintaining a sense of normalcy, finding resources and tools to navigate life for service users and their loved ones is invaluable. Whether you seek calming melodies or practical aids, these resources aim to enhance quality of life and foster a sense of connection and empowerment.
Caroline from Social Care Alba recently led an insightful dementia training session for our dedicated caregivers. Now equipped with essential skills and knowledge, they are better prepared to provide personalised and compassionate care to individuals living with dementia.
Discover a vibrant array of dementia-friendly activities awaiting you this May in our local community. From engaging workshops to enriching social gatherings, we’ve collected opportunities designed to foster connection, support, and joy for individuals living with dementia and their loved ones.
The Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) Codes of Practice for Social Service Workers and Employers have been revised and the updated version will come into effect on 1 May.
For many individuals around the world, the months spanning from February to May mark a period of spiritual reflection and observance, intertwined with fasting practices deeply rooted in their respective religions. As we embrace diversity and inclusivity in our workplaces and communities, it’s essential to understand and respect these traditions as many staff and service […]
The Team Leaders at Social Care Alba recently gathered to discuss and address the various challenges faced by staff and service users. Following comprehensive supervision sessions and performance reviews of all staff members, the meeting provided a platform to address issues and strengthen our commitment to quality care.
Starting April, National Insurance rates for employees will drop to 8%, increasing take-home pay, while wages for Personal/Senior Assistants will rise to £12 per hour, replacing prior agreements. Other role reviews will follow performance evaluations.
As announced in the improvement plan we’re excited to share some of the recent changes and updates we’ve made based on your valuable feedback.
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Edinburgh
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