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29 August 2023
2023 is a milestone year for MHA as we mark our 80th year anniversary. Inevitably, a lot has happened in the last 80 years. From our humble beginnings, opening our first care home in 1945, retirement living in 1977 and our first community group in 1988, w
View Blog18 August 2023
A few months ago, I wrote about the changes MHA is making to ensure it remains on the right track to deliver on our mission to enable older people to live later life well. Since then, quite a bit has happened, so I wanted to provide an update.
View Blog16 August 2023
Loneliness is not just an emotional state; it also has profound implications for mental health and recent studies show the affect loneliness has on the brain.
View Blog04 August 2023
It's so important that housing and care settings are pet inclusive with everyone being able to have a pet if they wish. Sadly, despite being a nation of animal lovers, we heard that there is a long way to go, and many landlords prohibit pets.
View Blog01 August 2023
MHA is taking part in the poll and you can cast your free vote for us over at the My Favourite Voucher Codes homepage.
View Blog28 July 2023
This week marks four years since former Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, promised to fix social care once and for all. Two years ago the Government announced reforms and a White Paper, and although the reforms weren’t perfect, it did feel like there was mov
View Blog19 July 2023
There has been a huge amount of media attention this week surrounding the results seen by trial users of new drug, donanemab. Hailed as a major step forward in treating symptoms for people with Alzheimer’s, results of global clinical trials have shown tha
View Blog06 July 2023
The Government has published its plan for the NHS workforce. While this is a good move for the thousands of people who work for the National Health Service, there is one glaring omission - the social care workforce.
View Blog22 June 2023
The membership body for Directors of Adult Care and Social Services (ADASS), has published their spring survey. Within the survey they paint a picture of the current landscape within social care and call on the Government to make social care a priority.
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