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The Care Provider Alliance
Working together for excellence and sustainability in social care
The Care Provider Alliance (CPA) brings together the ten 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 MembersLeaders call for action on workforce
25 March 2022
Sector leaders call on Government to deliver a long-term workforce strategy and tackle pay.
Read Joint Position PaperCORONAVIRUS: Latest information for adult care providers
Latest
News, Articles and Blogs
Government request to complete Capacity Tracker Fee Survey
12 May 2022
The survey is an opportunity for providers to share information about who is receiving care in their service for DHSC to better understand the impact the reforms will have on providers and the wider sector.
Capacity Tracker SurveyChanges to Capacity Tracker
30 March 2022
Detailed information on removals, additions and revisions from 4 April.
Read Capacity Tracker letter
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Resources
Business continuity planning
16 March 2022
Put plans in place to deal with situations that can affect your services
Business continuity guidanceSupport on data protection and cyber security
3 March 2022
Reduce risk of cyber attacks. Access free support.
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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
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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