If you are an international care worker who has been displaced, unsure about your visa, employment, or next steps – we want you to know this first: you are not alone, and this is not your fault . Many skilled, compassionate care workers were actively recruited to the UK to support a system in crisis. Yet too many now find themselves without work, facing uncertainty, financial strain, and immense emotional pressure. Navigating this situation can feel overwhelming – especially

We’re delighted to share that our End-of-Life Care Training video series  is now live and free to watch on YouTube ! Talking about death is something many of us are taught to avoid. It can feel uncomfortable, frightening, or overwhelming – especially when it’s part of your work. But for carers supporting people at the end of life, avoiding the conversation doesn’t make it easier. Knowledge, compassion, and confidence do. This six-part series was created together with The Art

Last month, we teamed up with Citizens UK to bring 50 people from across the care sector together for a roundtable discussion. The group was made up of international care workers, UK care providers, advocacy groups, researchers, and community leaders – all committed to changing the narrative for displaced international care workers in the UK. Unsurprisingly, but still heart warming, the event was unifying and directing. Hosted by our CEO Liz and Eve from Citizens UK , the se

Every single day, thousands of people step into caring roles – often without warning, support, and sometimes without the language to truly recognise their role.

Ale and Liz at the Tresacare stand at the Sussex Care Showcase 2025 A couple weeks ago, the Sussex Care Showcase 2025  took place at...

Tresacare team with Wes Streeting MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care This week, our team at Tresacare – Liz, Prem, and...