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For many people who require care, the lines between health and social needs can often blur. Imagine an elderly individual recovering from surgery at home. They might need medical check-ups but also assistance with daily tasks like bathing or preparing meals. Here’s where the concept of integrated health and social care comes in.

We all know the saying, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” This rings especially true when it comes to our health. While reactive care, treating illnesses after they arise, remains crucial, the focus is shifting towards preventative care.

The social care sector plays a vital role in supporting some of our most vulnerable populations.  However, delivering care can also have an environmental impact.  Here’s where sustainability in social care comes in – finding ways to minimize environmental impact while ensuring high-quality care services.