This week’s MILE newsletter is out now!
In this edition we’re shining a light on Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), a widely used framework that helps teams understand why behaviour occurs and how to respond in ways that are person-centred and improve quality of life.
The latest What’s New in Adult Social Care newsletter is now live. It’s our regular round-up of updates, learning opportunities and events for care teams and managers across Sussex.
These free one-hour virtual workshops, hosted by the NHS South East Leadership Academy, are designed to support colleagues across health and care in the South East who want to reflect, reset, or take a confident next step in their career.
Running through July, August and early September, each session will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.
Upcoming sessions:
Professional Presence – Building Your Personal Brand with Integrity
Tuesday 22nd July 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Develop a professional identity that feels authentic and aligns with your values.
Click here to find out more and book →
Interview Confidence – Show Up, Speak Well, Succeed
Tuesday 29th July 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Tools and mindset to approach interviews with clarity, poise, and confidence.
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Career Planning – Design Your Path with Purpose
Wednesday 6th August 2025, 13:00pm – 14:00pm
Explore tools and models like IKIGAI and Squiggly Careers, and reflect on what motivates you.
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CV and Application Writing – Present Your Best Self
Thursday 14th August 2025, 13:00pm – 14:00pm
Craft strong, tailored CVs and applications that highlight your strengths.
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Strategic Connections – Networking with Purpose and Ease
Tuesday 19th August 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Build meaningful professional relationships and approach networking in a way that feels natural.
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Effective Communication – Presenting with Clarity and Confidence
Wednesday 27th August 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Speak with impact in meetings, presentations, and interviews.
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Step Into the Role – Thriving in Your Next Position
Tuesday 2nd September 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Navigate transitions, manage expectations, and grow into new roles with confidence.
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Answer with Impact – Mastering the STAR Framework for Applications and Interviews
Tuesday 9th September 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Structure strong responses to common interview questions using the STAR framework and other techniques.
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Please note:
It’s been a year since Skills for Care launched the Workforce Strategy for Adult Social Care in England, developed in collaboration with people across the sector. The strategy set out a clear direction for the future of the workforce, along with practical steps to address current challenges. One year later, over half of the 56 recommendations are already complete or underway.
To mark the anniversary, Skills for Care are sharing updates, reflections and new resources between Thursday 19th June and Friday 18th July 2025.
This edition of the MILE newsletter turns the spotlight on financial literacy and leadership – key skills for anyone managing in adult social care. We’re sharing tools, training, and insights to help you build your financial confidence as part of your everyday role.
Care England’s latest publication is out now, sharing sector insights, updates, and cost-saving strategies developed within adult social care.
In this issue:
The latest edition of What’s New in Adult Social Care is now available–a regular round-up of updates, learning opportunities, and events for care teams and managers across Sussex.
Skills for Care is looking to understand how adult social care providers are approaching learning and development—what’s working, what’s challenging, and what support might be needed in the future.
They’re inviting providers to share their experiences and priorities by:
The findings will help inform how Skills for Care develops and improves access to learning and support across the sector.
Take part by Friday 4th July.
Complete the survey here: Learning and development survey for care providers.
Skills for Care are highlighting the importance of everyday leadership in care this June and July, with tools, insights and learning resources to support inclusive leadership and high-quality care across all roles.
The campaign explores what good leadership looks like – not just in senior roles, but at every level. It also shines a light on inclusive practice and allyship, and how these can create better experiences for staff and people drawing on care and support.
Visit Skills for Care’s website for the latest updates: #EverydayLeadership.
Following the conversations and awareness raised during Dementia Action Week (19th–25th May), this edition of our newsletter takes a moment to reflect.
We’re sharing learning and development opportunities designed to deepen understanding and support best practice in dementia care. From practical training to thought-provoking webinars, we hope these resources help you continue the conversation, and support those living with dementia in the most informed, compassionate way.
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