Our letter to Ministers
Helen Wildbore Helen Wildbore

Our letter to Ministers

We have written to Ministers about their plans to make visiting a new ‘fundamental standard’ for all health and care services, outlining some of our thoughts and concerns.

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Hot weather in care
Helen Wildbore Helen Wildbore

Hot weather in care

With hot weather coming this weekend, read our advice on staying safe in care

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Help us fight for care rights
Mike Williams Mike Williams

Help us fight for care rights

We have been making great strides to push for a new right for people needing care, but we need your help to get it over the line! Please take 1, 2 or even 3 quick actions to help.

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R&RA joins the Carer Poverty Coalition
Mike Williams Mike Williams

R&RA joins the Carer Poverty Coalition

The Relatives and Residents Association is delighted to announce that we have joined the Carer Poverty Coalition, a group of leading charities and organisations working to combat poverty and financial hardship among family carers across the UK.

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Not just ‘visitors’: partners in care
Mike Williams Mike Williams

Not just ‘visitors’: partners in care

R&RA hosted a special episode of the The Caring View, to share the voices of three supporters, who spoke powerfully about their experiences of being a relative to someone living in care.

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No case for the Bill of Rights Bill
Mike Williams Mike Williams

No case for the Bill of Rights Bill

R&RA welcomes the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ (JCHR) damning report on the Bill of Rights Bill, which argues that ‘there is no case for this Bill’. We wholeheartedly agree. 

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Review of the year
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Review of the year

2022 has been another very challenging year for people needing care. Our small team has worked tirelessly to make sure older people’s voices are heard and to push for their rights to be respected.

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Autumn Statement: our response
Mike Williams Mike Williams

Autumn Statement: our response

The Autumn Statement by the Chancellor included some headline-catching announcements on social care. He promised an ‘increase in funding available for the social care sector of up to £2.8 billion next year and £4.7 billion the year after’.

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