ALT A graphic featuring text on an orange background with CCPS branding. The text reads "CCPS no longer posts on X/Twitter. You can keep up to date with all our activities and news on Bluesky and LinkedIn." The handles for these platforms are also provided: on Bluesky, @ccpscotland.bsky.social and on LinkedIn, "CCPS - Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland".

ALT The image features a head and shoulders photo of CCPS’s CEO Rachel Cakett at the top left. A large quote, attributed to Rachel, fills the centre of the image. It reads: “Whatever the political calculation behind today’s UK announcement, it has demonstrated a profound disregard for the contribution of the social care workforce – and ultimately, a depressing devaluing of the people they support.” At the bottom left are a grouped series of different coloured concentric illustrated circles bleeding off the edge. On the right is one side of a larger green concentric circle, with the remainder also cut off at the edge. Bottom right is the CCPS logo.

ALT An image with a purple background and a colour photograph of Janet Haugh, CEO of Right There, on the left-hand side. At the top is the heading 'Member Spotlight: Right There'. Beside the photo of Janet is a quote from her on a white background, which reads ‘By understanding that every person’s story is unique, and everyone’s route home is different, we tailor our response to the individual. In whatever we do, the person always comes first, and we are supporting more than 800 people each day with this approach.’ At the top right is a graphic of a spotlight, with a beam from it shining down on the photo and quote. Underneath the quote is an illustrated set of circles resembling pools of light from the spotlight. In the right-hand corner is the CCPS logo.

ALT An image with a large title reading ‘The National Care Service: Where Now?’ The text is bold white on a dark blue background. A pale blue strip runs behind the title text and banner, from near the top left to the bottom right. Underneath are the logos for the Coalition of Care & Support Providers in Scotland, the Coalition of Carers in Scotland, Glasgow Disability Alliance, the Alliance Scotland, Inclusion Scotland and Scottish Care.

ALT An image showing a white card tilted on a pale green background, with illustrations of loudspeakers and circles in the corners. At the top of the card there is a heading in purple which reads, ‘I value social care and support because…’ and underneath, a handwritten message which reads: ‘It makes people's human rights real!’. The messages are from a CCPS event in May 2024 at which members’ views on the true value of social care were captured. CCPS is sharing the messages to promote the voice of our members and raise awareness of the true value of social care.

ALT An image on a green background with three yellow, orange and green circle shapes in an illustrated style. To the right is a head and shoulders photograph of SallyAnn Kelly, CEO of Aberlour. On the left-hand side is text which reads: ‘We’re sorry to hear that SallyAnn Kelly will be retiring as Aberlour's CEO at the end of 2025. Always astute and always thoughtful, she has been a vital member of our Board and member community, and a hugely admired leader in the sector. We wish SallyAnn well and hope she will stay in touch with us and CCPS’s members after December.’ At the bottom right is CCPS's logo.

ALT An image showing a white card tilted on a teal background, with illustrations of loudspeakers and circles in the corners. At the top of the card there is a heading in purple which reads, ‘I value social care and support because…’ and underneath, a handwritten message which reads: ‘It increases independence’. The messages are from a CCPS event in May 2024 at which members’ views on the true value of social care were captured. CCPS is sharing the messages to promote the voice of our members and raise awareness of the true value of social care.

ALT An image featuring orange, green and purple circles on the edges with text in the centre reading: ‘A recent survey of CCPS members found that 67% of respondents are budgeting for 2025-26 on the basis that they only expect to reach financial balance through the use of reserves. And of these providers 91% would no longer be a going concern within 4 years if they continued to reach financial balance through drawing down reserves in this way.” The words ‘91% would no longer be a going concern within 4 years’ are highlighted on a purple background. The CCPS logo is in the top left corner.