Care · 24 April 2019
Council supports more rough sleepers off the streets
NEARLY 300 hundred people found safety and shelter at Liverpool City Council’s rough sleeper hub Labre House during March.
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Care · 1 April 2019
Liverpool 5G Health pilot extended for a year
The ‘great work’ taking place at Europe’s first dedicated 5G health and social care pilot, Liverpool 5G Health and Social Care, has been recognised with an extra year’s funding. The project will receive £1.48 million (£0.94M in government funding, bringing the total DCMS funding to £4.9M, and also an additional £0.54 million from consortium partners.)
Care · 15 March 2019
£9 million financial boost for care sector
Liverpool City Council is set to increase the rates paid to the care sector, to help with the recruitment and retention of staff.
Care · 18 January 2019
Unprecedented investment in children’s social care in Liverpool
An additional 160 staff are to be recruited by Liverpool City Council to cut the caseload of children’s social workers by up to half.
Care · 17 January 2019
Liverpool…a city for all ages
COMMUNITY leaders in Liverpool have pledged to make it as easy as possible for people living with dementia to make the most of city council services.
Care · 17 January 2019
Keeping it simple to keep families safe
Thousands of families in Liverpool are to benefit from a new internationally renowned approach to tackling child welfare concerns.
Care · 8 January 2019
Mental health support teams to be established
A team of mental health support specialists is to be established in Liverpool schools after the city secured almost £2.5 million from the Government.
Care · 4 January 2019
Winter tips to keep you healthy over the cold spell
Read our advice on staying well during cold weather - and how you can help others
Uncategorized · 2 July 2018
Improvements in keeping children safe
AN inspection of children’s services in Liverpool has found it has made improvements but cannot yet be rated as good.
Community · 30 September 2016
Five-fold increase in families affected by Benefit Cap
Analysis by Liverpool City Council shows that an additional 710 families will be affected by the Government's lowering of the Benefit Cap – and there are fears some could lose their homes as a result.
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