Members Login
Login

In-house Covid-19 Webinar – 28 April

  • Member event, Webinar

In-house Covid-19 Webinar – 28 April

The next Scottish Care Covid-19 webinar will take place on Tuesday 28 April 2020 at 12:00 pm. This session will be hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and our National Director, Karen Hedge.

This webinar session will be split into two, 12:00-12:30pm will focus on Care at Home issues, 12:30-1:00pm will focus on Care Home issues.

This is the perfect opportunity for you to ask us any questions you may have on Covid-19.

Webinar link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81696241333

Webinar ID: 816-9624-1333

 

Share

X-twitter Linkedin-in Instagram Facebook-f

More Updates

All Updates
Laura Prosper Awards Winner (1)

Scottish Care Wins at Prosper Awards

Scottish Care Wins Workforce Award at Prosper Highlands and Islands Business Excellence Awards Scottish Care is delighted to have won

  • Good News Page
  • No Comments
CH 2026 Finalists Announced

Care Home 2026 – Finalists Announced

We’re thrilled to announce the finalists for this year’s Care Home Awards! A big thank you to everyone who submitted

  • Latest News
  • No Comments
Annual Report 2526 Launch

Scottish Care Annual Report 2025 – 2026

Scottish Care has published its Annual Report 2025-2026, presented at our Annual General Meeting in Glasgow on Wednesday 16 September

  • Latest News
  • No Comments
Social Care In Scotland Evidence

Social Care in Scotland: The Reality Behind the Reform Debate

New Scottish Care Evidence Highlights the Reality Facing Social Care in Scotland Scottish Care will submit new evidence tomorrow (Wednesday

  • Scottish Care News
  • No Comments
Summer Bulletin 26 (Website)

Summer Bulletin 2026

The latest edition of the Scottish Care Summer Bulletin is now available online. This issue is packed with sector news,

  • Scottish Care News
  • No Comments
Programme for Government Media Statement

Scottish Care Statement on the Programme for Government

Scottish Care welcomes the Scottish Government’s commitment to a three-month period of engagement on the future reform of social care

  • Scottish Care News
  • No Comments