A closer look at the people behind the care: Meet Christina This month, we spoke with Christina, an experienced support worker whose career has taken her from teaching in the
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A closer look at the people behind the care: Meet Marlvin This month we had a chat with Marlvin, a support worker who has completed 242 shifts with SNG Healthcare
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Working in a children's home is one of the most demanding roles in social care. It is also one of the most meaningful. For many young people in residential care,
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Compliance is often discussed as a hurdle to overcome or a set of boxes to tick before an inspection. In reality, for those managing nursing homes, children’s residentials, and supported
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Following our recent registration as a CQC entity, the team at SNG Healthcare has focused on embedding a specific mindset into every part of our service. This mindset is not
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The social care sector in Wales relies heavily on the dedication of support workers. These professionals assist individuals with learning disabilities and complex needs to live independent and fulfilling lives.
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The term social care is used every day in news reports, policy documents, and office meetings across the UK. Yet, for many people, the actual meaning of social care remains
Wednesday marked International Men’s Day, and with it came something genuinely historic: England’s first-ever Men’s Health Strategy. For those of us working in healthcare and social care, this is a
The past week has brought several significant announcements affecting health and social care in the UK. Whilst much of the focus has been on the NHS, the implications reach far
Healthcare and social care in the UK are often spoken about as one system, yet anyone who has worked a night shift in a dementia home, supported a young person
