Kathryn Marsden OBE (formerly Kathryn Smith)

Really looking forward to joining this panel at #CareShowLondon on 30 April.
Too often, care, health and housing work in silos—and people fall through the gaps. We’ll be talking about how we can do things differently with joined-up, person-centred support.
Come and say hello!

(25-minute version) John Evans - My Fight for Freedom YouTube video by LearningInFactualFilmTales

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of John Evans, a member and former Chair of the SCIE Co-production Steering Group. 1/3

Thanks Ian very helpful, am I on that list? 🤔

A picture of our stand

A picture of an NCASC board

📅That’s it for Another Year📅

We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to our workshops, our event with Agilisys, our lunchtime chats with Partners in Care and Health, and our exhibition stand to learn about #DigitalInnovation and #GenAI.

#SCIEAtNCASC #NCASC24 #NCASC

I am honoured to have been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award (Community) at the Women Achieving Greatness in Social Care Awards. This is not just a recognition of my personal journey but a celebration of all the women in the social care sector who work tirelessly to make a difference.

SCIE responds to older people’s housing taskforce report Press release: SCIE's Kathryn Smith responds to the Older People’s Housing Taskforce report, stressing the importance of accessible, quality housing to support wellbeing and community for an ageing po...

The final report of the Older People’s Housing Taskforce—‘Our future homes: Housing that promotes wellbeing and community for an ageing population’—was published on Tuesday.

Read our full response, authored by our Chief Executive, Kathryn Smith, here: www.scie.org.uk/news/detail/...

Together, SCIE and Agilisys are launching a partnership at #NCASC designed to help social care organisations embrace and adopt Generative Artificial Intelligence (#GenAI).

Listen to what our Chief Executive, Kathryn Smith, has to say about the partnership and why it is important in this video🎬

Council services 'could suffer due to social care costs' if government creates 'super councils' Local councils have been in talks with the government about how they operate, with sources saying they could be reorganised to group smaller councils together.

There are concerns the rising cost of social care, which larger county and unitary councils have to legally fund, will pull funding away from the basic but essential services district councils provide.

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