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Have Your Say: The Future of Adult Social Care
Adult social care supports millions of people to live independently, stay connected to their communities and receive the help they need. Now, there is an opportunity to help shape what the future of adult social care in England should look like.
The Big Conversation on Care, led by Baroness Casey's Independent Commission on Adult Social Care, is inviting people from across the country to share their experiences, ideas and views on a future National Care Service.
Whether you:
Use care and support services
Care for a family member or friend
Work in health or social care
Have experience of accessing support
Or simply have an interest in the future of care
your views matter.
This national conversation will help inform recommendations on how care services should work in the future, who they should support and how they should be funded.
Get involved
Visit the Big Conversation on Care platform to share your views and read what others have to say:
Closing date: Please check the consultation website for the latest information.
Together, we can help shape a care system that works better for everyone.
Have Your Say: The Future of Adult Social Care
Adult social care supports millions of people to live independently, stay connected to their communities and receive the help they need. Now, there is an opportunity to help shape what the future of adult social care in England should look like.
The Big Conversation on Care, led by Baroness Casey's Independent Commission on Adult Social Care, is inviting people from across the country to share their experiences, ideas and views on a future National Care Service.
Whether you:
Use care and support services
Care for a family member or friend
Work in health or social care
Have experience of accessing support
Or simply have an interest in the future of care
your views matter.
This national conversation will help inform recommendations on how care services should work in the future, who they should support and how they should be funded.
Get involved
Visit the Big Conversation on Care platform to share your views and read what others have to say:
Closing date: Please check the consultation website for the latest information.
Together, we can help shape a care system that works better for everyone.
Page last updated: 03 Aug 2026, 09:38 AM
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