‘Failed’ Care Act 2014 must be properly implemented in shift to ‘enabling’ adults’ services, say peers
Community Care
DECEMBER 8, 2022
The ‘failed’ Care Act 2014 must be properly implemented as part of a radical shift in adult social care from a ‘transactional’ to an ‘enabling’ service, peers have said. This should be underpinned by a fully-funded long-term plan for the sector based on the ambition of promoting ‘gloriously ordinary lives’ for disabled and older people and a better deal for carers, said the House of Lords adult social care committee, in a report published today.
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