@GdnSocialCare @BeresfordPeter 3 wishes: Parity of esteem with the NHS; soc care as a career choice for more people; rural issues recognised
— Richard Webb (@RichardWebbNY) December 15, 2015
riverdre: “As a social worker in adult social care can I add to the wish-list having enough care workers in local care agencies so we don’t have to rely on crisis teams, who are also now buckling under the pressure.”
@GdnSocialCare That social care wasn't the Cinderella of public services. Real support, not a pantomime. @Advancetweets
— Nigel Bolton (@nigel_bolton) December 17, 2015
@GdnSocialCare @BeresfordPeter a United front of social work supporting social care sector with strong user voice challenging govt narrative
— Ermintrude (@Ermintrude2) December 16, 2015
@GdnSocialCare for more funding and a higher profile raised nationally about it's value, esp. in mental health practice
— Ingrid Richardson (@ingridrich86) December 17, 2015
@GdnSocialCare A wish for greater social activism and political social work & care - positive change for everyone!
— Jonathan Parker (@Parkerj1960) December 15, 2015
@ingridrich86 @GdnSocialCare for the final part of the care act to come next year and not 2017 and not make social care a postcode lottery
— will case (@willcase100) December 17, 2015
@GdnSocialCare Christmas wish A cap on profits that can be made from Health and Social care contracts so that more is spent on the frontline
— Kris Scotting (@KSccltd) December 15, 2015
JohntheLith: “Those holding the purse strings and making the funding decisions need to respect those who need caring for ... Compassion and understanding at the highest levels are what is needed. When that happens things may change.”
@GdnSocialCare @BeresfordPeter already did my wish 'a powerful & united voice for social care from frontline workers,service users & carers'
— Gerry Nosowska (@EffectivePrac) December 15, 2015
@GdnSocialCare Fairer funding for people with complex needs, so they can thrive in a community, not exist isolated in an institution.
— Advance (@Advancetweets) December 17, 2015
My wishlist for social care at Christmas (as ever) is integrated funding. Hard but necessary. @GdnSocialCare
— Mark Chapman (@reallycare_mark) December 15, 2015
@GdnSocialCare Christmas wish equality with physical health services for mental health services, easier access to personal budgets.
— Kris (@seedohope) December 15, 2015
@GdnSocialCare @BeresfordPeter 'joined up' care with united stakeholder focus on clients... no more 'them and us'. Respect for each other
— Lapis Dom Care (@lapisdomcare) December 15, 2015
We know what's on our wishlist for 2016: proper funding for social care https://t.co/Y9C4TueHvV @GdnSocialCare https://t.co/2nJI3pNiA6
— United Response (@unitedresponse) December 15, 2015
