Care Campaign for the Vulnerable
Campaign group raising awareness of care and safeguarding issues affecting vulnerable people in care settings.
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Dedicated Luxury Care Apartments Launched to Halt ‘Forced Separation’ of Couples in Care
Selling Care Ethically
From Safety Monitoring to AI: How the Conversation Around Technology in Care Has Changed Since Parliament Debated the Issue in 2018
Technology and Complex Dementia Care: Supporting Those Who Care
When Care Breaks Down: Why Evictions and Withdrawn Care Packages Must Be Part of the National Conversation
Families Cannot Wait Three and a Half Years for a Dementia Diagnosis
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Welcomes New Supporting Partnership with Symphony Sound
CCFTV Bringing the Sector Together: Collaboration, Risk and Shared Understanding at Home House, London
When Reviews Become a Burden: Listening to Families Living with Complexity
Beyond Basic Training: Why Complex Dementia Care Requires More Than a Certificate
Women’s Health in Care: From Strategy to Practice
Are We Focusing on the Right Things in Social Care?
Baroness Casey’s Review of Social Care: A Moment to Listen to Lived Experience
Why Experience Matters in Care Leadership
Living Well vs Being Kept Safe: Finding the Balance in Dementia Care
Maximising Occupancy: It Is Not About Filling Beds. It Is About Building Belief.
When Washing Becomes a Risk: Dignity, Dementia and the Basics We Cannot Ignore
Strengthening Trust in Care: How CCFTV Supports Families and Providers
Technology in Care: Why Progress Has Been Slow and How We Move Forward
A Culture Problem We Must Fix
The reality behind “confidence in regulation”
A Year of Partnership, Purpose and Progress at Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV)
CCFTV Christmas Lunch 2025: A Celebration of Partnership, Purpose and Progress
2026: The Year Safety Monitoring Must Find Its Regulated Place in Care
Technology in Care Homes Is Evolving – But Independent Oversight Still Matters
As Temperatures Fall – What We Should Be Doing to Protect Older People Living With Dementia in Care Homes
Nutrition in Dementia Care: Why Support Matters as Much as the Meal
Digital Transformation and AI in Care: Imagining the Future of Safer, Smarter Care
A Clear Message
A Balancing Act of Security and Privacy
Supporting Minds, Not Just Memory – Why Elderly Mental Health Deserves More Attention
Fair Pay in Care: A £500m Promise of Change – and the Challenges Ahead
Choice-Led Safety Monitoring: The Conversation Government Cannot Ignore”
National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Dementia Care: Beyond Memory, Towards Complexity.
The Sector Deserves More Than Platitudes”: CCFTV Responds to Minister Kinnock’s Safety Monitoring Statement
Time for a National Qualification in Complex Dementia Care
Seeing the Person Behind the Behaviour: A Shift in Complex Dementia Care
Driving Forward Safety and Transparency: CCFTV Hosts Roundtable on Safety Monitoring in Care
Families Are Speaking Out — It’s Time the Sector Is Properly Heard
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable Director Appointed as Non-Executive Director at Care Protect Ltd
A New Era of Choice-Led Safety Monitoring at the Care Quality Commission
Driving Positive Change in Care – CCFTV’s Partnership with ERA Group
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) Statement in Response to the Spending Review
Why Bespoke Luxury Care Services Help Support the Wider Care Sector
Vishul Seewoolall Appointed as Ambassador for Care Campaign for the Vulnerable
MP Joy Morrissey Backs CCFTV Independent Safety Monitoring in Care Homes campaign
Care Campaign for the Vulnerable 2023
An Open Letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham from Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV)
Time to Rethink Care Home Inspections?
Balancing Risk: Dignity, Independence and the Case Against Risk-Averse Care
The Denture Gap: Protecting Oral Health Across the Care Journey
The Family Is Not Just a Visitor: It Is One of Care’s Greatest Safeguards