Care in Mind: 26 September

Care in Mind: 26 September

Scottish Care will hold a Care in Mind workshop event for members on 26 September 2017 at the Renfield Centre in Glasgow.

The physical and mental wellbeing of our workforce is critical if high quality health and social care services are to be delivered to the most vulnerable people in society. Recent research by Scottish Care indicates that the pressures and demands facing the front line social care workforce are creating significant recruitment and retention challenges for employers.

Care in Mind is a practical workshop designed to explore how we can manage and promote good mental health and wellbeing of those working in care homes and care at home organisations.

Please see the full programme details below. If you wish to register for this free event, please contact [email protected] by 11 September.

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