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How to get involved with the Care Review

2 mins read Social Care
More than 1,000 social workers, charity workers and care experienced people have submitted evidence and advice to the Care Review.
Small group discussions will be one way of taking part in the Care Review. Picture: Adobe Stock
Small group discussions will be one way of taking part in the Care Review. Picture: Adobe Stock

The review’s Call for Evidence attracted more than 200 comprehensive responses, according to chair Josh MacAlister while the Call for Advice attracted 932 replies.

Both have now closed with a summary of responses to the Call for Advice available here.

However, there are still many ways in which professionals working in the sector, foster carers and adoptive parents and care experienced adults and children can get involved:

Plan for engagement

In his ‘plan for engagement’, chair of the Review Josh MacAlister vows that “everyone who wants to, will be able to have their voice heard by, and contribute to, the review”.

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