ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Adult care services 'invisible,' claim peers

The House of Lords’ Adult Social Care Committee said society’s understanding of adult social care was ‘partial and often flawed’ and the sector needed ‘realistic, predictable and long-term funding’.

‘Invisible' adult social care services should be a ‘national imperative,' peers have argued in a report published today.

The House of Lords' Adult Social Care Committee said society's understanding of adult social care was ‘partial and often flawed' and the sector needed ‘realistic, predictable and long-term funding'.

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