Community Integrated Care

@comintcare.bsky.social

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We're one of the UK's largest social care charities, supporting people with care and support needs to live the best lives possible. 📎 https://www.communityintegratedcare.co.uk/

A group of people smiling to camera as they do gardening in a sunny garden.
Janet proudly holding the coin for the coin toss, smiling at the camera
Gillian stands with three of our colleagues, all smiling to camera for a group photo. They’re together outdoors in a courtyard outside a building, with plants, windows and paving visible around them.
People sat around a conference table in Westminster, looking at a Community Integrated Care powerpoint on a big screen
Two people holding tennis rackets with tennis balls on a blue background alongside the text: “Serving Inclusion – connecting tennis and social care to change lives and communities.”
Two colleagues stand either side of a large sign which reads “Housing with Care Awards”. Both are smiling to camera and they are wearing smart dresses.
Two people walking in the woodlands with a coffee.
Graphic celebrating London Marathon fundraising success. Text reads: “Our incredible London Marathon runners have raised over £27,000 to help people live the best life possible.” Community Integrated Care branding appears in blue.
Autism infinity symbol being held up by hands. Text reads 'Marking World Autism Acceptance Month 2026'.
Jacaranda colleagues, with Community Integrated Care Partnerships manager, and person supported by our charity. The Jacaranda Records shop is behind them.
Text reads: 'Low pay continued to fuel workforce instability, contributing to. high turnover (28.5%) which in turn impacts continuity and quality of care. Across the whole adult social care workforce, the overall vacancy rate was &%. Three times higher than the uk-wide job vacancy rate of 2.3%'.
Text highlighting unfair pay for frontline adult social support workers compared to NHS Band 3 workers in 2026. 'Equivalent roles. Unfair pay. Korn Ferry analysis shows that frontline adult social support worker roles match an NHS Band 3 worker'.
Traffic light with heart-shaped signals reading Stop, Wait, and Go illustrating stages of change for fair pay in care sector. Text reads ' Signs of Change. The road to fair pay is clearer than ever - so can we go the distance?'
A blue graphic reads: “Baroness Casey has said what many of us have long known: adult social care is underfunded, undervalued, and too often overlooked in national policy. The structural challenges she described mean too many people still face barriers to accessing the right care and support at the right time, in a system that drives fragmentation and short-term decision making, creating instability for those who rely on support."
Group of colleagues and people supported, stood outside with Amanda MP, smiling at the camera.
Three people covered in colourful powder, standing outdoors.
Jamie, Carla and Tiahnna sat together in a large conference room, smiling to camera. On a screen in the background there is a Learning Disability England conference banner.
A large group of people stand outside two adjoining bungalows, smiling and cheering to camera.
Six people stand in front of a Great British Care Awards backdrop, smiling to camera. Terry, a person supported by the charity, stands in the middle holding a Highly Commended certificate for What ToDo.