
Episode three, ‘Waiting for a long-term care revolution’, Prof. Sue Yeandle is interviewed by Camille Allard.
Led by our Director of Capacity Building, Professor Norah Keating,the Sustainable Care team is planning masterclasses linked to international conferences, in areas relevant to the Sustainable Care programme.
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Update coming soon
Throughout the year, SCP team members attend various national and international conferences. You can find an up-to-date list of conferences team members plan to attend on our events page. Please email Kelly (k.s.davidge@sheffield.ac.uk) to find out more, or to set up a meeting at one of these events.
The Sustainable Care programme has over 40 policy and practice, and international academic partners. From time to time, we host workshops or events in conjunction with our partners. We have already hosted workshops in:
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Sustainable Care is part of the Centre for International Research on Care, Labour and Equalities (CIRCLE), a Faculty of Social Sciences research centre at the University of Sheffield. We are happy to host researchers in CIRCLE for short or longer-term research visits by prior arrangement. Past visitors have used their visits to plan joint activities with the team such as joint comparative publications, develop international networks and take part in Sustainable Care workshops and other activities.
If you are interested in finding out how you can visit CIRCLE at the University of Sheffield, please email k.s.davidge@sheffield.ac.uk
Regular posts from the ECR network
Episode three, ‘Waiting for a long-term care revolution’, Prof. Sue Yeandle is interviewed by Camille Allard.
‘Urgent reform of the funding of UK adult social care is needed to save a desperately overstretched system which has now reached breaking point’
Two new reports looking at carers’ experience of feeling lonely and at their use of health, social and community services and carers’ financial wellbeing.
A new report Dr Matthew Bennett, Dr Yanan Zhang and Professor Sue Yeandle, in partnership with Carers UK looking at carers’ use of foodbanks and experience of hunger in April 2020, and at changes in their mental wellbeing.