Briefing Paper: Key Impacts of the 2024 Autumn Budget on Social Care in Scotland

Briefing Paper: Key Impacts of the 2024 Autumn Budget on Social Care in Scotland

Scottish Care has released a summary of the 2024 Autumn Budget and its implications for social care providers. Announced on 30 October, the budget brings changes that could impact costs and funding for Scotland’s social care sector.

Scottish Care calls on the Scottish Government to prioritise social care funding and partner with the sector to address these budget impacts, ensuring sustainability for employers, staff, and individuals who access care and support.

Read the Briefing Paper here 

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