Welcome To
The Care Provider Alliance
Working together for excellence and sustainability in social care
The Care Provider Alliance (CPA) brings together the eleven main national associations which represent independent and voluntary adult social care providers in England. As an alliance, we represent the whole sector and ensure a coordinated response to the major issues that affect it.
About the CPA See Our MembersCPA welcomes NAO report
10 November 2023
Report confirms CPA longstanding concerns: system is under intense strain.
Read CPA press release
Latest
News, Articles and Blogs
Intermediate care learning summit
25 October 2023
Watch a recording of busy summit with NHS England, Croydon, Warwickshire and NCF
Intermediate care resourcesExploitation of migrant care workers
24 October 2023
CPA working with DHSC and Home Office and calls for "swift resolution".
Read CPA statementDHSC announce £30m for care tech
5 October 2023
Four new projects receive £3m through government’s Adult Social Care Technology Fund.
Visit Digitising Social Care
Featured
Resources
Data sharing across ICSs
22 March 2023
How can all partners in ICSs share information and create the clearest picture of health and social care?
Report, recording, case studiesStrategic models of engagement in ICSs
26 January 2023
How can social care providers be engaged as strategic partners in ICSs?
Report, recording, case studies
About
the Care Provider Alliance
We speak for the whole provider sector including care homes, home care, Shared Lives and retirement communities.
Our members represent 10,000 providers of support to adults with physical, sensory or learning disabilities, people with mental ill-health, and older people.
Read more about the CPAOur Role
The CPA's role is to:
- coordinate responses across all care providers
- inform and influence policymakers
- provide leadership to the sector
- work in partnership to improve care
- build awareness of the care provider sector
Featured
CPA Workstreams
Business continuity
Guidance and templates to help care providers to manage change, and plan for disruptions.
Access CPA resourcesDigital Social Care
Advice and support on technology and data, supported by CPA members.
Read about the advice