5 September 2022
West Midlands Care Association has joined forces with Not Just Travel to bring you the best deals on holiday bookings!
Our WMCA holiday booking portal, on the Not Just Travel website, has been set up by one of our members to offer a competitive and personal service. For every booking made we will make a donation to the Care Workers Charity!
As members of ABTA, and with access to over 2000 travel brands, you can have confidence Not Just Travel can find the best deal for you. You’ll also have peace of mind that your holiday is 100% protected by Not Just Travel, with a friendly face there to help you every step of the way.
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Meet our Exhibitors WMCA Registered Managers, Deputies and Seniors Conference 19th June 2025
DHSC - Care workforce pathway for adult social care The care workforce pathway outlines the knowledge, skills, values and behaviours people need to work in adult social care. Details here .
UKHSA - Managing cases of suspected high consequence infectious diseases in adult social care These principles are aimed at supporting adult social care providers, managers and staff in England to take initial steps in the unlikely situation where an individual is suspected to have a high consequence infectious disease (HCID). Click below for more information. Managing cases of suspected high consequence infectious diseases in adult social care For more information, contact the UKHSA at email: externalaffairs@ukhsa.gov.uk www.gov.uk/ukhsa
Your Chance to Comment on the Capacity Tracker The London School of Economics (LSE) has been commissioned by the Government to carry out an independent review of the Capacity Tracker. This is to be welcomed as it is an opportunity to give honest feedback on the usefulness of the Capacity Tracker and we encourage all of our members to participate. More details about the research can be found here If you are interested in being involved, please email Mike Clark at the LSE - M.C.Clark@lse.ac.uk
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