Scottish Care Statement Stands Against Racism and Supports Affected Communities

Scottish Care Statement Stands Against Racism and Supports Affected Communities

In light of recent abhorrent violence in parts of the UK, Scottish Care stands united against all forms of racism, hate and xenophobia and condemns these actions in the strongest possible terms. We express our solidarity with all communities affected, including those working in or accessing care who have been impacted.

In terms of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) social care staff in Scotland, your dedication, compassion and professionalism in providing care and support to some of the most vulnerable members of our society do not go unnoticed, especially during such challenging times.

We celebrate your role in the social care sector and invaluable contribution to Scotland. It is the responsibility of all of us to stand with you, to listen, and to act in ways that promote equity, inclusion, and respect for all.

For people in the Scottish social care sector whose support or work has been affected by this unrest, please reach out to your care organisation, Health & Social Care Partnership or Scottish Care for support.

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