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Welcome to the Tresacare blog — a space for stories, insights, and voices from the care sector. Here, we spotlight the people at the heart of care and the lessons that move us. Follow along to see how change starts with care 💙

Showing Love to International Care Workers This Valentine’s Day

Tresacare and Citizens UK join forces for a Valentine's Day campaign On February 11th, Tresacare proudly joined forces with Citizens UK for a national Valentine’s campaign: Care for Carers – Love Notes to International Care Workers. But this was more than a symbolic gesture. It was a visible, joyful, and powerful act of solidarity. Campaigners gathered outside the Department of Health and Social Care , holding large helium heart balloons and bold signs calling for justice. F

Feb 143 min read

Reimagining Policies & Procedures: Putting Care Workers Back at the Centre

Founder & CEO Liz at the panel discussion for the launch of OpenDoc Last week, we were proud to take part in a panel discussion at Health Connect , where our founder & CEO Liz joined sector leaders to explore one of the most overlooked yet deeply impactful aspects of care: policies and procedures . The panel coincided with the launch of OpenDoc , a free policy library making care policies and procedures easily available to everyone . There are no fees to access the platform,

Feb 32 min read

What We Learned at Our November Roundtable: A System United in Saying “Enough”

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

Nov 30, 20254 min read

Carers Rights Day: 5 Stats That Stopped Me In My Tracks

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

Nov 20, 20254 min read