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As we step into 2025, the social care sector finds itself grappling with the lingering challenges of a difficult 2024. The Autumn Budget once again fell short of delivering the much-needed reform our industry has been calling for, leaving providers navigating an uncertain and increasingly complex landscape. For many, the road ahead feels clouded in uncertainty.
That’s why Shaping Social Care 2025 was created. This e-book brings together some of the brightest minds and most respected voices from across the sector—spanning legal, CQC, HR, complex care, and technology—to help providers cut through the noise. It’s not just a report; it’s a roadmap for what lies ahead, offering actionable insights and practical advice to help you focus on what truly matters in the year ahead.
What you’ll gain from Shaping Social Care 2025:
- Stay ahead of industry trends and predictions: Understand the forces shaping the future of social care and how to prepare.
- Actionable insights you can use today: From HR to legal compliance, CQC guidance, developments in tech and AI and more, gain practical tips tailored to the challenges providers face.
- Expert perspectives on the issues that matter most: Hear directly from leading voices in the sector, offering fresh, strategic insights to help your organisation thrive in 2025.
Let Shaping Social Care 2025 be your guide to staying informed, prepared, and ahead of the curve in a year that promises change, challenge, and opportunity.
What's included in this e-book?
Chapter 1 - Technology, gamification and empowerment: Trends for Learning Disability providers - Giuseppe Di Martino, Psychologist, PBS Coach and Strategic Commissioner for Learning Disability
Chapter 2 - The era of tech adoption in social care: Technology trends - Sam Hussain, CEO and Co-founder, Log my Care
Chapter 3 - CQC changes and advice for providers in 2025 - Louie Werth, Founder and Director of Care Research
Chapter 4 - AI in social care: A meaningful assistant - Paul Nery, Founder and Director (Rose Care Group and Quik AI)
Chapter 5 - Attracting and retaining talent in social care - Mark Topps, Care Sector Expert
Chapter 6 - Tips for efficient yet person-centred care operations - Mark Topps, Care Sector Expert
Chapter 7 - Legal insight: The Mental Health Bill - Tim Spencer-Lane, Lawyer - mental capacity, mental health and social care law
Chapter 8 - HR Trends That Social Care Providers Should Be Aware of in 2025 - Sonia Rai, Founder and Director of Nectar HR
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