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The ‘Social Care – Making a Difference’ campaign, which has been developed by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council on behalf of the Department of Health, aims to shine a light on the diversity, impact and importance of the 43,000 strong social care workforce and the positive difference they are making in people’s lives.
People like Andrea Sloan, a support worker who has three children at home to whom she is devoted. But she is also dedicated to the care of the residents at Camphill Community, Mourne Grange in Co Down, a supported living scheme for adults with learning disabilities and its focus is on living and working together.
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Social care workers are individuals who help to support, care for, protect and empower people to live as well and as independently as possible.
The’ Social Care-Making a Difference’ campaign has been developed by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council on behalf of the Department of Health as part of its ongoing work to reform Adult Social Care.
The campaign wants to inspire the right people to consider a career in social care and also help the general public gain a greater appreciation and awareness of the role of its skilled and dedicated social care workforce.
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Making a Difference campaign shines a light on the importance of our 43,000 strong social care workforce
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Tony McNally works as a Care Assistant at Parkmanor Oaks Care Home in Dunmurry.
A new campaign launched by Health Minister Robin Swann is hoping to boost the adult social care workforce in Northern Ireland. The
‘Social Care – Making a Difference’ campaign has been developed by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council on behalf of the Department of Health as part of its ongoing work to reform Adult Social Care.
Through short films and unique photography the campaign shines a light on the diversity, impact and importance of our 43,000 strong social care workforce and the positive difference they are making in people’s lives. It’s hoped that the social care workers stories will inspire the right people to consider a career in social care to build a sustainable provision of
The ‘Social Care – Making a Difference’ campaign has been developed by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) on behalf of the Department of Health as part of its ongoing work to reform Adult Social Care.
The campaign highlights that social care staff are an integral and valued part of the health and social workforce and their work is critical to the sustainable provision of social care services now and in the future.
The campaign went live on Monday 10 May and Health Minister Robin Swann, said, “Our social care sector works tirelessly, day and night to provide quality care to the most vulnerable in our society.