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Ordinary residence: section 117 approach remains unsettled despite government court win

The way ordinary residence is determined for mental health aftercare remains unsettled, despite the government winning a court ruling relating to its radical new approach to the issue.

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Worcestershire County Council launches recruitment drive to find 100 more adult social care workers

Worcestershire County Council launches recruitment drive to find 100 more adult social care workers
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New rules allowing two visitors in care homes praised by Worcestershire County Council

New rules allowing two visitors in care homes praised by Worcestershire County Council
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How Worcestershire County Council is helping to tackle loneliness

Throughout the Care Heroes campaign, we have helped to shine a light on those that do all they can to care for others. Caring for others can be as simple as collecting shopping or doing laundry but even more importantly at the moment, it can also be just being there to lend an ear or being a constant presence in someone’s life, can be caring too. Loneliness affects more than 1 million older people nationally and around 35,000 in Worcestershire. Christmas for many is the most wonderful time of the year, but this isn’t the case for everyone. This year, Coronavirus restrictions have only heightened what for many can be an incredibly lonely time.

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Carers need care too, says Worcestershire County Council

There are at least 63,000 unpaid carers currently in Worcestershire and the number continues to rise. This number only represents the people who recognise themselves as ‘carers’ and the county council and Association of Carers would like to thank them for their continued hard work and dedication. There are many others out there who are carers but don’t realise it. If your answer is ‘yes’ to the following four questions, you are a ‘carer’, and there is help and support available for you too. •Do you provide care to a family member, partner or friend? •Do they need help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction?

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