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The UK Government has launched the Big Conversation on Care on the 29th July. This is part of work being undertaken by an Independent Commission on Adult Social Care, also known as the Casey Commission. Between now and April 2027, it will provide people across the country with the opportunity to be involved from the start and share their views on what a National Care Service in England could look like. The feedback received will help the Government to answer some of the most fundamental questions about who care should be for, how we support our families and ultimately howContinue reading
The UK Government has launched the Big Conversation on Care on the 29th July. This is part of work being undertaken by an Independent Commission on Adult Social Care, also known as the Casey Commission. Between now and April 2027, it will provide people across the country with the opportunity to be involved from the start and share their views on what a National Care Service in England could look like. The feedback received will help the Government to answer some of the most fundamental questions about who care should be for, how we support our families and ultimately how we pay.
More detailed information is available on the Big Conversation online platform, which includes the opportunity to comment on a selection of responses already submitted by members of the public.
