SCIE improves the lives of people of all ages by co-producing, sharing, and supporting the use of the best available knowledge and evidence about what works in practice.
Have experience of moving from children’s to adult social care? SCIE is working with DHSC & DfE to improve transitions and wants to hear from you.
🔹 Young People’s Advisory Panel
🔹 Parent/carer workshop (26 June, 10am–12pm)
Email [email protected] to get involved. Please share!
In the latest blog in his series on the future of social care, @paulburstow.bsky.social, Chair of SCIE's Board, explores why the task at hand is not to restate the case for change, but to align the conditions under which change can be delivered.
www.scie.org.uk/who-makes-re...
📣SCIE Safeguarding Adults Review (SAR) reviewer training programme webinar
📅9 June 2026
⏰10 AM
Join us to talk about two of SCIE’s training options for professionals interested in becoming independent reviewers.
Find out more and register here👉🏼 scie.info/SAR-Webinar-...
Transitions from children’s social care to adult services can be complex. This survey explores what support, information, and approaches are working well, and where things need to change.
You can find it here: r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/4O5-1R5T/s...
There is no shortage of agreement about what social care should achieve. The challenge is translating this into arrangements that are coherent, deliverable, and sustainable.
In this blog, Rt Hon. Prof. Paul Burstow, Chair of SCIE’s Board, explores the four questions that are central to this.
Today, 2 June 2026, The King's Fund has published, ‘‘No man’s land’: the experience of patients at the interface between health and social care’.
SCIE contributed our expertise to this long read.
Read our response, authored by Gerard Crofton-Martin, our Interim Chief Executive, on our website.
SCIE has today unveiled the full Co-production Week programme. Taking place from 29 June to 3 July 2026, this year's theme is ‘Care equity: who gets care?’
To find out more, please see: www.scie.org.uk/news/detail/...
This week is Carers Week, an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring.
To learn more about SCIE's work done to support carers, check out our Impact Report - www.scie.org.uk/app/uploads/...
And visit www.carersweek.org to find resources and information about how to get involved this week!
Referrals to children and young people’s mental health services are at an all-time high.
In this blog, Ellie Haworth, Head of Social Care Transformation and Improvement at SCIE, reflects on what this means and what needs to happen next.
Not everyone gets equal care. SCIE unveils its Co-production Week programme — five sessions tackling who gets care and why, 29 June–3 July.
SCIE is in the midst of working with partners from across children’s and adults’ social care, young people, families, carers, and other stakeholders to think about a national set of practice principle...
