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Candidates on the fast track to Social Care
Published 28th April 2020The County Council’s newest social care staff are now able to be out on the job, helping and supporting those who need it most, after just a day and a half of essential training.
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Creative ways to keep it normal for tenants with learning disabilities
Published 28th April 2020A rainbow mural and ice creams are just two of the innovative ideas Supported Living Providers have come up with to keep things normal for tenants with learning disabilities
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Worcestershire Libraries launch new digital services for customers at home
Published 24th April 2020Libraries may be closed, but you can still access many library services, from your home.
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How technology is helping Worcestershire Care Home residents
Published 24th April 2020Care homes across Worcestershire are using technology to help their residents during the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Queen’s Award given to Worcestershire company
Published 24th April 2020Kidderminster company, Titan Steel Wheels has been given the royal seal of approval with a Queen’s Award.
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Stay home and save lives this Ramadan
Published 23rd April 2020This year’s holy month will be like no other before it, but there are lots of ways you can adapt your religious practices, whilst abiding by Government guidelines.
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Harm and Abuse in the family home - don’t suffer in silence
Published 22nd April 2020Whilst staying at home, during the Coronavirus pandemic, it is vital the government recognises
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Keeping children safe online
Published 21st April 2020The internet is more crucial to a child’s school life now than ever before. But with the added amount of time being spent online so come the risks.
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‘We Will Remember Them’ takes on a whole new meaning during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Published 21st April 2020A Remember Veterans key worker, who on a day to day basis, supports veterans in the criminal justice system, has been also working hard as a volunteer to ensuring that no-one is forgotten in Worcester
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Care staff take on new roles to help make a difference to people’s lives in lockdown
Published 21st April 2020Worcestershire County Council’s staff have been stepping up and switching roles to help look after the most vulnerable in Worcestershire during the coronavirus pandemic.