This care or support can be both practical and emotional – and the individual’s needs might stem from illness, disability, old age or poverty.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
Our Tech for Better Care programme manager Jenna Collins reflects on the mindset shift required to help teams innovate effectively, and announces plans for phase 2.
Katherine Merrifield responds to the publication of the final local government finance settlement.
Cap on care costs equivalent to just over £4 per household per week by 2035
Adult social care in England is in crisis. Here, we summarise three broad options for funding reform and estimate their potential costs.
The Health Foundation will be exhibiting at the NHS Providers annual conference and exhibition 2023 on 14–15 November 2023.
Health Foundation response to the publication of Reforming adult social care in England by the National Audit Office.
The millions of unpaid carers in the UK need support to perform their roles and protect their health and wellbeing. This Networked Data Lab study looks at how local authority and GP records can be use...
Produced in partnership with Nesta, we highlight nine trends that represent some of the major challenges for health and care in England.
Health Foundation response to the Care Quality Commission’s State of Care report and the Adult Social Care Activity and Finance Report
The Health Foundation will be exhibiting at the Solace Summit 2023 event in Birmingham on 17-19 October 2023.
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