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Carer Recruitment Drive Launched
Glasgow City Council, as part of the city's Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP), is creating around 200 new posts to cover vital home care, residential care and day care responsibilities.
Councillor Mhairi Hunter, who serves on the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Integration Joint Board, said: "Throughout the Covid-19 crisis the valuable and important role of carers has been highlighted. I'm delighted we're now in a position to recruit and train staff for these varied, front-line care roles and to offer jobs to people seeking employment."
Glasgow City HSCP Home Care Newsletter Summer 2020
Our summer newsletter gives you an update on the work of our Home Care services.
Item No.17 - Performance Report September 2016
To present the first Joint Performance Report for the Integration Joint Board and to provide an update on the work undertaken to develop integrated performance management reporting within the Health and Social Care Partnership
Concerns about Impact of Pandemic on Mental Health
Concerns about an increase in mental health problems prompted by the pandemic has sparked calls for people to talk about their feelings more.
Loneliness, social isolation, fears for job security, bereavement, grief, financial worries and anxiety about Coronavirus are all issues which people may have struggled with during lockdown and Glasgow's Suicide Prevention specialists fear that the impact on people's mental health may become increasingly apparent in coming months.
Staff Briefing - 11 September 2020
23 September 2020
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Agenda - 23-09-2020
Item No 3 - Draft Minutes from IJB held on 24/06/2020
Item No 5 - Integration Joint Board Rolling Actions List
Item No 8 - Alcohol and Drug Partnership Investment Plan Update
To advise the Integration Joint Board (IJB) on the Alcohol and Drug Partnership development plans for investment, including the 2020/21 third year allocation of Scottish Government Local Improvement Fund (LIF) for alcohol and drug services and the new Drug Death Task Force (DDTF) funding.