Cornwall Adult Health &
Social Care Learning Partnership

WHAT:

We contribute to lasting improvements in the adult social care sector by supporting workforce development

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HOW:

By maximising funding for learning, training and development, by commissioning high quality, relevant and accessible learning programmes and influencing local, regional and national strategies

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WHY:

An appropriately qualified and skilled workforce will be more stable, motivated and passionate about delivering great care and support, leading to better outcomes for those who use care and support services.

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news!

08.08.2019

Registered Managers Funding Open

The Workforce Development Fund has announced a £3 million fund for the learning and development of Registered Managers, Deputies and Aspiring Managers.

30.04.2019

Neil Eastwood,Care Friends App

Visit us at the Outstanding Care Forum on the 8th May to find out more about this fantastic app designed by Neil Eastwood -launching in Cornwall VERY soon!

03.04.2019

Medication Optimisation

Laura Picton Pharmacist Specialist, CQC, Medicines Optimisation Team Half day masterclass discussing and encouraging improvement - medications optimisation

CAHSC Learning Partnership

  • To promote the continual development of the adult social care workforce to ensure that the workforce have the right skills, knowledge and training.
  • To support those who deliver adult social care services  to identify the learning, training and development needs of their workforce.
  • To draw down funding, where available, to support workforce development.
  • To contribute to lasting improvements in the adult care and support sector in Cornwall through the commissioning of high quality, relevant and acccessible learning and development programmes.
  • To promote and support effective, inspiring and resilient leadership in the sector.
  • Work with training providers to identify, develop and promote, high quality, accessible, effective and affordable learning resources, which will have a positive impact on practice.
  • Influence local, regional and national strategies, which impact upon the adult social care sector to ensure that the needs of those who work in Adult Social Care are recognised and given appropriate priority.
  • To provide information and sign post to resources around good practice, legislation, regulation and compliance.
  • To promote and celebrate great care and support in Cornwall.