Shropshire Council is seeking views from people whose time is dedicated to looking after others, as part of a review of its…
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Shropshire Council seeks carers’ views
Young people’s views sought to help shape the future of sexual health services
Young people in Shropshire are being asked to complete an online survey, which will help shape the future of sexual health services…
Dementia-friendly communities role for libraries
As Dementia Awareness Week approaches (18-24 May 2015), Shropshire Libraries has signalled its clear commitment to an active role in the development…
Shropshire Council recognised for embracing the preventative vision of the Care Act
Shropshire Council has been recognised for embracing the preventative vision of the Care Act, as part of a report issued by West Midlands ADASS and Improvement and Efficiency West Midlands.
Shropshire Council and A4U to hold Autism Hub open day on 2 April 2015
Shropshire Council, along with its partner A4U, is to have an open day of its new Shropshire Autism Hub on Thursday 2…
See and Hear Shropshire Exhibition 2015 coming soon
An event to share information about new technology that can improve the quality of life for people with sensory impairment is being…
Charity fundraising concert for teenagers with mental health issues
News from our partners Shropshire Young Health Champions A young student is staging an ambitious event in a bid to raise awareness…
There’s still time to have your say on fees, charging and deferred payments
Shropshire Council is seeking people's views on care arrangement fees, charing and universal deferred payment scheme.
Susie explains how the redesign of the council’s adult social care service has helped it to ensure that it is Care Act ready
The Care Act is the biggest change to English adult social care law in over 60 years and will reform the law relating to care and support for adults and their carers.
Adult social care service manager talks about how conversations with people have changed, for the better
Sarah Dillon, Shropshire Council’s service manager in adult social care, talks about how the introduction of the council’s new operating model has changed the focus of its conversations with service users, their families and carers for the better.
