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This is part of a suite of summary reports looking at a picture of public services.
Following publication of the Picture of Public Services report we’re publishing a series of sector-specific summary reports.
This report summarises key information about social care in Wales.
It explores capacity, performance, funding, and outlines some of the key issues.
This report is not intended to be comprehensive. It sets out what we consider to be some of the key issues in the social care sector.
We found three key issues in social care:
The challenge of addressing the indirect impact of COVID-19 will likely continue for years into the future. There are significant, long-standing issues in the social care sector which pre-date the pandemic.
Despite the significant challenges ahead, there are opportunities to rebuild and deliver services differently, putting the user at the centre of services, and learning from the collective response to COVID-19.