Breadcrumb Home Publications Seeking answers to questions about the care system This content relates to the following topics: Adult social care Social care finances Share this content Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Print this page Hopes that Dilnot Commission had produced an answer to the one of the biggest policy challenges of our generation - how to pay for the success of longevity - have been dashed by the government’s progress report on the funding of care and support.Read the full article on social care funding Comments Add your comment Your name Email (your email will not be made public) Your job/role Organisation Comment Post comment Leave this field blank You may also be interested in Blog Reform of adult social care: some progress, but nowhere near enough How well is the government’s reform programme tackling the eight key problems in adult social care? Simon Bottery marks the government’s score card and finds it wanting. Press release Lords reject the government change to the social care cap 'I welcome the House of Lords decision to reject the government’s planned change to the cap on social care costs', says Sally Warren, Director of Policy at The King's Fund. Blog The cap on care costs: what does the government proposal mean? Sally Warren outlines the rationale behind the social care cap and explains why the government’s planned changes will have an unfair impact on those with lower assets. Data visualisation Social care in a nutshell Currently, unlike NHS services, social care is not free at the point of use. Find out who is eligible for publicly funded social care, how many people have requested support, and how many people's needs are not being met.
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