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Recruitment & Retention: A Top Priority for Providers
Free Recruitment Service and Workshops We know that recruiting and retaining your workforce is often one of the biggest challenges providers face, and recruiting can be particularly time consuming and costly. Thanks to funding from Herts County Council, HCPA run Herts...
Stress in the Workplace: Building Staff Resilience
Source: Skills for Care Mental Health Awareness week was earlier this month, but it’s important to keep it at the forefront of our minds, particularly due to the often stressful nature of working in adult social care and the impact it can have on those working in the...
Do you provide services to people with learning disabilities?
Nominate a colleague or team for a Hertfordshire Care Award! Nominations for this year’s Hertfordshire Care Awards have been coming in thick and fast, but we want to make sure that people and teams that provide services specifically for people with learning...
Quality Assurance and Safeguarding Resources
Source: Skills for Care Skills for Care recently referenced the range of resources they have available that can support a responsible or nominated individual in their role, in areas such as quality assurance and safeguarding in their e-newsletter. Visit the Skills for...
HCPA’s Member’s Network Event – 20th June
Safeguarding and Risk Management for Managers Spaces are still available for the next Member’s Network Event, which is due to take place on Wednesday 20th June at Shendish Manor Hotel in Hemel Hempstead. The event will focus on safeguarding and risk management updates...
Updated: Herts Care Partners
All HCC contracted services required to join We are delighted to share with you the newly updated Herts Care Partners webpage and would like to invite you to join the network of care providers who strive to: Build resilience in health and social care Raise the profile...
Hertfordshire Autism Workforce Development Guide
Guide for providers According to the Hertfordshire All Age Autism Strategy, it is estimated that in our county at least 2500 children and 9000 adults are affected by autism. The Hertfordshire All Age Autism Partnership Board have developed a guide for care providers...