This month we’re catching up with Matthew, to find out what he gets up to in a day in the life at Abacus.

When she joined Abacus, Natalie felt anxious about many aspects of daily life and struggled to do tasks independently.

Now, Natalie is looking after her home and making the most of her local community

As we read through the latest Skills for Care report on the adult social care workforce, taking in the complexities of recruitment and retention in our sector, our conviction held firm: the people who dedicate their working lives to caring for others are remarkable – as are those who support, facilitate and champion that work. 

This month we’re catching up with Ashleigh, to find out what she gets up to in a day in the life at Abacus.

Dom has grown a lot. In confidence. In ambition. In independence. 

Just a few weeks ago, Dom passed his driving test. Soon he hopes to drive away from his shared care home to a place of his own — exactly what he wants, and now within the realms of possibility.

AI has officially entered the public sphere, bringing not only exciting possibilities but also a host of questions, concerns, and controversies. What seems clear is that AI is here to stay, so it's important that we engage with it safely, and with eyes wide open. That’s why some of our team recently spent a day at the ‘AI and the future of social work’ summit in Birmingham, hosted by Skills for Care and Social Work England.  

Nana Banton (Director of Abacus Care & Support) sat down with Del (Housing & Partnerships) and Sam (Executive Assistant) to reflect on the summit. 

For two sisters we support, a recent trip to Edinburgh was more than just a holiday - it was an unforgettable few days that began with an exciting first: their first time on a plane! 

Lights, Camera, Abacus!

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