Social care for disabled adults is in crisis, similar to support for elderly people

Working-age adults with disabilities, such as autism, face a fragmented and unreliable social care system. The government is focusing on a national care service for older people, neglecting the needs of disabled adults.

The problem Working-age adults with disabilities, such as autism, face a fragmented and unreliable social care system. The government is focusing on a national care service for older people, neglecting the needs of disabled adults. What the source reported The Guardian reports: The Guardian reported that despite the government's focus on creating a national care service for older people, there is a lack of attention to the equally critical issue of social care for disabled adults. Why it matters Addressing the needs of disabled adults in social care is crucial to ensure they receive the support they require, which is currently lacking in the government's plans. What an MLAIEL team can do A team can read the access or inclusion barrier the source names and open a project for people who can respond without inventing a policy the source did not state. Source The Guardian — Social care for disabled adults is in as much crisis as support for elderly people – so why is the government silent about it? | John Harris Link